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• SJDummy
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• 2024/04/12 (Fri) 12:29
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If you are returning to Japan to care for your parents without setting a time limit and then returning to the U.S. again, I think it would be best to first obtain U.S. citizenship and then stay in Japan with a permanent residence permit, as recommended by Showa Ototsuan. Once you let your green card lapse, it may be difficult to get it again. （ I don't have any experience with this, so I don't know for sure. ）
I am a citizenship holder （ I became a citizen about 15 years ago ） but I returned to Japan about 10 years ago for the purpose of returning permanently. At that time, I first entered Japan with a short-term （ 3-year ） visa and applied for a permanent residence permit after entering the country, which was granted in about a year. I remember that I did all the procedures by myself and it was not so difficult. However, after 4 years, I decided that I could not live in Japan and came back to the US. （ I now live in Hawaii ）
From my experience, I believe that Japanese immigration control is kinder to "ex-Japanese" and not as strict as the US green card system. I think it is advantageous for U.S. citizens to travel between Japan and the U.S. in situations where the length of stay is not very predictable. However, it depends on when you return to Japan, and whether you will be able to obtain citizenship by then. In my case, I remember it was about a year after I applied. （ It was quite a while ago, so I am not too sure. ）

• 孤独のおとっつぁん
• 2024/04/12 (Fri) 13:18
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America is no longer a place to make your bones, and it's not getting any better. You shouldn't get American citizenship.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/04/14 (Sun) 14:03
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Tax rate for persons who lost their U.S. citizenship or returned their permanent residence （ 30 percent in 2021 ）.

• 孤独のおとっつぁん　　　　　　　.
• 2024/04/14 (Sun) 15:08
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Do you know that both Japan and the US have progressive taxation ？ Why is it fixed at 30% （ lol ）?

• SJDummy
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• 2024/04/18 (Thu) 13:21
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The following site will do the application on your behalf.
https://www.e-toritsugi.com/
Find out what you need to do to apply yourself. First, check the requirements at the following site, and then look for blogs and other information from people who have actually applied on their own.
https://www.moj.go.jp/isa/applications/procedures/zairyu_eijyu01.html
The important thing is to explain that you have enough income after returning to your country and that you have a guarantor such as a relative in Japan.
Good Luck!

• UZA
• 2024/03/17 (Sun) 14:11
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Why, to explain to strangers whom you have no chance of meeting ？ If you are not careful, they may try to steal your information
You are just being led on, so don't listen to them and don't take them seriously.

• 公証人
• 2024/03/20 (Wed) 14:56
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Proof of survival is notarized, get a notary to make the proof and they will charge you money. Use your head a little before you write.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/03/20 (Wed) 15:16
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Park and go near the consulate versus the amount you pay at the notary public.
You should consider which is cheaper.

Last year I changed from uion bank to us bank, so I wrote and submitted my new us bank account
I got a letter from Japan Pension Service saying that I can't register because my documents are not complete. I received a letter from Japan Pension Service saying that I could not register because of incomplete documents.

• 生存証明
• 2024/03/22 (Fri) 11:49
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> Park and go near the consulate versus the amount you pay at the notary public. You should consider which is cheaper.

Showa Otouta-san has a Japanese passport, so he can prove his survival at the consulate.
Baikinman can't prove his existence at the consulate because he has already returned his Japanese passport.

Use your head and understand the difference.

If you also return your Japanese passport and clear your mind, you don't need a notary or consulate like Mr. Baijinman, you can prove your survival just by showing your electric bill.

You should consider which is cheaper.

• 分からん .
• 2024/03/23 (Sat) 22:17
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Why is the answer to the question about a total eclipse of the sun becoming about proof of survival or renewing a driver's license ？?

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/02/28 (Wed) 08:31
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I had no idea what a terrarium was, so I googled it and found that it is a thing that creates a super miniature natural world inside that glass aquarium.

I don't know where you can buy them because I'm not interested in them at all, but those glass aquariums are in pet stores that sell killifish and tropical fish. There is a large pet store near my house called Petco that sells tanks of various sizes and shapes. Is that soil special? I would use soil from my own garden, but looking online, it seems that this is not just any soil.

• CHP
• 2024/02/05 (Mon) 12:41
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If you get a ticket for a poorly maintained car with a lamp out or something, fixing it won't make it a Dismiss
License and car are different If you want to drive that car, fix it and go to CHP, DMV and get it checked. Of course
You'll get points and a fine as well as a license.

• Santa Monica
• 2024/02/05 (Mon) 13:23
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I was stopped by the police when both brake lights in the back were out, but I just had to be careful. I guess I was lucky.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/02/05 (Mon) 16:56
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I was stopped by the police a long time ago because one of the brake lights in the back was out.
I paid a $20 fine.
Santa Monica Police didn't return empty handed and I was on the road, so I had to go to Santa Monica Police to pay the bill
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• DMV
• 2024/02/06 (Tue) 09:19
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It says that if you can prove to the California court （ court.ca.gov) that you fixed it, it will be dismissed.

A correctable violation, or "fix-it" ticket, is a citation for registration, insurance, or vehicle repair that can be Most equipment, license or registration violations may be cleared by submitting proof of correction and paying a $ A correctable violation or "fix-it" ticket, is a citation for registration, insurance, or vehicle repair that can be Most equipment, license or registration violations may be cleared by submitting proof of correction and paying a 25.00 fee per corrective violation to the court.

• ハイ
• 2024/02/06 (Tue) 23:28
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#13 Thanks for the correct answer.
I wonder, though, what kind of intentions do those who write lies have to do that in this small Japanese community －.
Or, if they really believe that, it would be shameful.

• Y
• 2024/02/05 (Mon) 14:11
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It doesn't have to be difficult: NON CORRECTABLE VIOLATION is just an ordinary traffic violation. Speeding, jaywalking, passing under a certain traffic light, stopping at a certain point, and so on.
On the other hand, a CORRECTABLE VIOLATION is a ticket for a light violation, a cracked windshield, or any other vehicle defect that cannot be prevented, but you can fix the defect and go to the CHP to prove that it was fixed. No violation points will be given. However, there is a $25 fee.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん.
• 2023/11/10 (Fri) 09:59
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Where do you live?

• ウマシカレイラ911
• 2023/11/10 (Fri) 13:14
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An Internet search for "piano tuners in the South Bay" will find the following sites
Piano Tuner （ Services ・ Support Systems ） ： Yasuhiro Nakajima - Local Information Magazine Lighthouse ： This is an interview with a Japanese piano tuner working in San Diego and Seattle ・ Portland. Mr. Nakajima has an interesting background, having worked as an auto mechanic and then in the trades before jumping into the different field of piano tuning. He talks about his tuning skills and the satisfaction of his job. Unfortunately, he has passed away. It would be faster to ask your piano teacher.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/11/10 (Fri) 13:31
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Greater Los Angeles

• ブラジル旅行
• 2023/11/12 (Sun) 22:57
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Thank you for your reply.
I am a resident of the WLA area. Since my children have long since grown up, I have no one to play the piano
and I have lost touch with both my piano teacher and the tuner who referred me to you.
Even if I wanted to give up the piano, it has not been tuned for a long time, and
the piano itself has become a burden.
Even if I let it go, I wonder if it would be better to have it tuned.

• ラーメン食いてェ
• 2023/11/03 (Fri) 13:11
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Jealousy. Because I'm not good enough after all these years.

• いちいちあいてにしてもねぇ
• 2023/11/04 (Sat) 08:50
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I guess it's the Japanese character to not say it on the spot, but to slap it on X and other places like this.

• 75歳バイクに乗る
• 2023/11/04 (Sat) 17:15
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？
More than 50% of Japanese restaurants are not purely Japanese.
Vietna, Taiwanese, Korean, and 4th generation Nikkei don't know or speak Japanese.
In Korean restaurants, I get annoyed when someone looks at my face and speaks in Korean.
I have no choice but to let it slide.

• sugoi
• 2023/10/03 (Tue) 09:23
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Not only is she awesome at an early age, but she's on top of the world as a violinist...

• ガセネタ太郎
• 2023/10/04 (Wed) 01:02
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My grandson plays the violin too, but he's not that different from her.
If our grandson had a Stradivarius, he would be better than her ？.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/10/06 (Fri) 08:33
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If you give her a Stradivarius, it will be more than her.