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• TRASH
• 2024/08/11 (Sun) 18:14
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You have dual citizenship in America and Japan, you are still a minor ？ otherwise you don't have dual citizenship
If you have an American passport, why don't you just get a Japanese visa?
If you are an American and you renew your old Japanese passport, you are forging your application documents, which is a felony.

• あらあら
• 2024/08/11 (Sun) 23:02
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Just renew your passport at the consulate downtown.
It will be a hassle if it expires
Renew your current passport before it expires ｡.

• 隠れダブル
• 2024/08/12 (Mon) 05:03
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I think Topix is aware of the fact that you are prepared to be hit. When a Japanese person becomes a naturalized U.S. citizen, according to current Japanese law, he or she loses his or her Japanese citizenship at that moment. Therefore, even if he/she has not reported the loss of nationality to the consulate and has not returned his/her Japanese passport, he/she is no longer a dual citizen. Naturalized ex-Japanese are not allowed to renew their Japanese passports at the consulate in LA. The reason is that even if they lie on the application form that they do not have any other nationality, they cannot prove that they are legally staying in the U.S., such as a green card. So, is it possible to make a false application by saying that you are in the U.S. illegally ？ Perhaps it is possible. What if I use a Japanese passport, which I am not supposed to use, and return to Japan as a Japanese and file a false application in Japan ？ It is easy to renew the application. If you are found guilty of violating the Passport Act or the Nationality Act, you may be imprisoned or fined. If you are found to be in violation of the Passport Law or the Nationality Law, you will be imprisoned or fined, but I wonder if anyone has actually been in such a situation ？ If you truthfully write on the application form that you are a naturalized American citizen, you cannot renew your Japanese passport. If you have dual citizenship by birth, such as children born in the U.S., you will always have dual citizenship, regardless of your age. There are many people who continue to renew their Japanese passports by filing false applications. Some may have submitted an honest notification of loss of nationality. Like other countries, Japan should come to recognize dual nationality, but it may take some time.

• TRASHはゴミ箱へ
• 2024/08/12 (Mon) 09:31
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If you are a legitimate applicant, you can show your Glynn card.

• TRASH
• 2024/08/12 (Mon) 09:46
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5 ＞ I heard that you can be imprisoned or fined, but I wonder if anyone has actually been imprisoned or fined ？

If you search the internet, you can find a lot of information ～ I went to get my passport and they arrested me in a different room
They said that they fined me a day for not returning my Japanese passport at the trial. He was fined a daily fee for not returning his Japanese passport.

• リンク貼れ
• 2024/08/12 (Mon) 11:13
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How much was the fine per day ？
I have to give details because many people write random things here.

• 隠れダブル
• 2024/08/12 (Mon) 19:34
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#6
I'm connected to the internet ？
what do I know ？ where does the officer at the counter connect to
what do I find out ？

#10
I can't find anything by searching.
You can't get arrested for that.
If that information is true, Yuri Kondo would be
arrested too. I looked her up ？
The next sentencing is on October 10 at 13:25~ at Fukuoka High Court.

• TRASH
• 2024/08/12 (Mon) 20:00
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Ugh ～ ～ ～ They're a pain in the ass ～ ～
Anyway, here's the latest news, take a good look
https://youtu.be/Og3eXSy39dc?si=SvrzlJRROV20-Rcp

• 隠れダブル
• 2024/08/12 (Mon) 21:18
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I saw that...3 months ago.
Don't tell me you believe the latest
urban legend from that administrative scrivener ？
that you will be reported and your family register will be expunged ？
that would be big news if that happened.
If you don't report the loss, there is no way
you can be removed from the family register. ？ Who calls the authorities
and what are you going to do about it ？
A former Japanese citizen who became a naturalized American citizen goes to the consulate
and asks ？ what he should do now that he is an American citizen
and he just gives them two flimsy forms for loss of nationality. I just gave them two flimsy loss of nationality forms.
If you don't submit them after that, your family register will remain as it is.
Japan does not recognize dual citizenship.
But that is also a lie. It is allowed for some people.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=7GPOzLPZ1lM&si=ynvk2ZEb4FPwUI06

https://youtu.be/dhdrhjan1N0?si=QQakQ0 GnHQT0_jhL

• onnko
• 2024/08/13 (Tue) 02:28
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If you already have citizenship, the consulate in LA will not renew your Japanese passport.
Because you need to submit your VISA or Green Card.

If you have parents in Japan, is there a family home or a place where you can register your address ？
You should return to Japan before your passport expires and immediately notify the city hall or ward office of your move-in from abroad.
You will need to show a stamp of your return from overseas, so be sure to have it stamped at the airport.

At that time, the National Pension Procedure and the National Health Insurance Procedure will follow.

If you submit the notification of moving in, your certificate of residence will be registered.
If you have a certificate of residence, you can renew your passport in your prefecture of residence.
If you obtain the form online in advance and prepare your photo and other documents, you can apply even the day after you leave Japan.
You don't need to pay for a residence card to get a form, because the passport center will know
if the person is a resident or not online.

However, the requirements may differ slightly from prefecture to prefecture, so
please check in advance.

• TRASH
• 2024/08/13 (Tue) 19:45
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＞ You need to show the stamp you returned from abroad, so be sure to have it stamped at the airport.

I know that the government office will check both your departure and arrival dates in Japan ？
If there is too much of a gap, they will ask you to provide proof of your status in the U.S. If you can't provide GC, you are out
23 is still too lax.

• 隠れダブル
• 2024/08/13 (Tue) 20:13
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If it's too much of a gap, why is it that the US ？
has 196 countries?
150 of those countries allow dual citizenship.
Good luck Nippon in your globalization efforts.

• 個人の都合で法律はどうにでもなる
• 2024/08/14 (Wed) 09:00
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＃ If you have parents in Japan, is there a place where you can register your parents' home or address ？

Can an American citizen renew his/her Japanese passport if he/she has parents in Japan?
Isn't it against the law because Japanese citizenship is cancelled when you acquire US citizenship?
Or can the law be ignored for personal reasons?

• 隠れダブル
• 2024/08/14 (Wed) 10:47
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It depends on the person.
Whether to drive
under 55 mph so as to never exceed the 55 mph FWY speed limit
or to drive 60 mph without worrying at all.
Whether or not to make a false application
for a Japanese passport, some people feel guilty
after understanding that it is against the law, and others do not feel guilty at all.
One thing I can say is that if you apply falsely and get a
passport, are you causing trouble for anyone ？
They say forgery of official documents and false application is a serious crime, but
back taxes and tax evasion are much worse, I think
especially for Japanese politicians. Many people don't think so.

• あれですよ、あれ
• 2024/08/14 (Wed) 13:01
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The Japanese government cannot deprive a person of Japanese citizenship even if he or she later acquires U.S. citizenship.
And anyone can legally enter Japan as an American and stay （ permanently ） as many times as they wish.
And all they have to do is one simple thing. grin

• onnko
• 2024/08/15 (Thu) 03:05
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#23:

I don't know how often you enter Japan with a Japanese passport, but
my local government office did not check how long I had been in the US or my status,
I showed them my passport stamp saying I had recently returned to Japan. I showed them that I had recently returned to Japan, showed them the stamp in my passport, applied for a new resident registration, and the next day I applied for a passport
and a week later I got a 10-year passport.
By the way, I had entered Japan with my American passport several times, so I think it had been about 8 years since my departure date from Japan on my Japanese passport. Nothing is sweet.

• TRASHはここに出してはいけません
• 2024/08/15 (Thu) 10:07
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An unidentified Asian man in Long Beach was also not identified for some time.

• onnko　　　　　　.
• 2024/08/15 (Thu) 19:31
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That was 15 years ago, by the way.

• 夏の夜の階段
• 2024/08/16 (Fri) 09:15
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The Japanese government cannot deprive you of Japanese citizenship if you later acquire U.S. citizenship."

Of course.
If an official can break into the family register of someone he doesn't like and erase it, it becomes possible.