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• 二年生
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 08:50
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I guess you have not yet traveled ？

The fastest way is to show the following documents to your family doctor in Japan and ask him or her to type the missing information and provide you with a certificate.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18_Duf7cmaYp5tcZxPJoY7ig45Hnxw2sv/view （ This is from Irvine, but the required requirements are consistent with California public schools ）
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It is best to have the certificate issued in English, if possible.
You can google "Immunization records example" or similar to find a template for the form.

In the worst case scenario, it is possible to get a blood test → at a local hospital after arriving in the U.S. to prove the vaccine, but it is better to do everything you can in Japan and use it as a last resort if it does not work.

• 芝生
• 2022/03/17 (Thu) 15:20
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This is an experience from another state almost 15 years ago, but ours was fine with it because the mother-child handbook has an English translation of the vaccinations.

When we were going to enroll in elementary school, they used our MCH handbook as an official record. The school nurse rewrote the form in this booklet to make it easier for me, and I got her signature, so I have been using it since then. I have been using the color copy since then because it would be troublesome if I lose the original.
The date on the doctor's stamp was Heisei, so I remember the nurse asked me when it was in the western calendar.　 I had done everything in Japan, but I was missing some kinds to enter a school here, so I had a summary typing done for free at a place run by the Health Department and got the record. I think the school can tell you where to go.

If the tuberculin test is positive, you will have to have a blood test or lung x-ray to prove that you don't "currently" have TB, so even if you get the proof in advance, it may not be very useful after all.
I don't think a tuberculin certificate is necessary for elementary school entry. We didn't need it either until my daughter worked in a hospital.

My daughter and I both work in the medical field, and a lot of people who had BCG in their home countries work in the US, so we are all used to it. Sometimes they skip that test and do a blood test or an x-ray because they are sure it will be positive.

• ツベルクリンやめとき
• 2022/03/22 (Tue) 08:47
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If I did tuberculin, it would be positive, so I would have to get an x-ray every time and it would cost a lot of money.

• ぴちぴち10代🌟⭐️
• 2022/03/18 (Fri) 12:59
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I only know Yosemite.

• コレカ
• 2022/03/21 (Mon) 11:14
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Personally, I like Bryce Canyon and White Sands, but I recommend Yellowstone. The reason is that you can experience the atmosphere of the park at different points.

• ・誰が
• 2022/03/22 (Tue) 07:52
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What a treat
Grand ・ Canyon

• hana
• 2021/09/17 (Fri) 08:57
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That's something you'd have to go to the police ？.

• 無知
• 2021/09/17 (Fri) 10:28
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First, we need to gather evidence.

• 裁判員
• 2021/09/17 (Fri) 10:51
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If it looks too intense, you can go to ex parte and get a coat order. They will do it first thing in the morning.
You need their name, address, and other information and evidence.

• 知らない電話番号
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 08:31
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You connect the phone to the line when you use it
and leave the phone cord disconnected when you don't use it.
This way you can use the phone only when you want to.

When your cell phone rings,
if the number is not answered, press stop immediately.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/17 (Thu) 17:48
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I wonder what they would do if they resent me for refusing to give them a loan.

Usually no one will lend you money easily, which is next to life.

• 余震？
• 2022/03/17 (Thu) 09:40
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If this was an aftershock, it would be horrible.

• 節税
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:16
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It's hard to save taxes when you work.

I don't have a choice in this, but I could save a little tax by doing Uber on my days off.

• いや
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:18
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Weber is also a W2, so I don't see the point.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 10:45
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Weber is a W2 ？

Someone I know said a 1099 came in.

• いつだっけ？
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 21:12
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Weber did not change from 1099 to W2 ？ ？

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/17 (Thu) 07:18
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#10

I don't know.

I know someone who said a 1099 came in

because it's about someone else's income and I don't have to ask about the details.

• ↑
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 13:19
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If you have citizenship, you are no longer a Japanese citizen.
If you want to return to Japan legally, just do as the officials say.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 16:56
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#130

So if a Japanese who became an American citizen
cannot be issued a visa unless he/she goes through the process of renouncing the cancellation of Japanese citizenship.
I'd like to know what people who have become US citizens and are going to Japan think about this.

＃ 130 ， ＃ 131

Are you an American citizen who is going to Japan?

• 💩
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 19:43
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A person is a person, a stranger is a stranger.

Old bucktooth turtle doesn't seem to have very good taste.

• トモ311
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 20:55
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Let me answer your question about Tutsan.
I also called the consulate and was told to remove my family registration before applying for a visa.
Then I thought about it and realized that removing one's family register is the same as renouncing one's nationality.
In other words, people born and raised in Japan don't have a piece of paper to prove their Japanese nationality.
The only proof that you are Japanese is your family register.
The family register department at the government office has no way of knowing that I became an American citizen unless I notify them, and I haven't removed my family register, so it must still be there.
I think that if I have a family register, it means I have a nationality.
Of course I know that Japan does not recognize dual citizenship.

So, back to the question, did you remove your family register to get the visa?
I guess it is correct to say that I did not.
I did not remove my family register because I was still attached to Japan, and I felt that my identity was there.
Also, there was a possibility in my mind that I might return to Japan in the future.
I have heard that the procedure of living in Japan will go more smoothly if I have my family register in order. Anyway, I'll leave my family register as it is for now and hope that Japan will soon accept American travelers without visa like before.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/17 (Thu) 07:28
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If a Japanese person changes his/her nationality to American and has to obtain a visa
to go to Japan,
the person who changed his/her nationality should think about what to do and come to a conclusion.

Some people cancel their trip, others have to go because of family reasons,
there are various reasons, so they should think about it and come to a conclusion.

But I don't see any posts from people who have cancelled their nationality and got a Japanese visa.

• オーナー
• mail
• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 10:33
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#41 What expenses are landlords spending more on? ？

Property taxes, property insurance, HOA fees if there is an HOA, maintenance fees (interior/exterior of property, appliances, etc.), management fees
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All of these are going up in price at a great rate.

• 持ち家
• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 11:15
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Housekeeping, yard cleaning, trash, repairs, everything is getting more expensive.

• 庭掃除
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:20
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Don't leave everything to us

We can save ourselves if we can do what we can do.

• せこい
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:41
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They'll keep hiring because their lives depend on it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 17:04
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Pay them higher wages, reduce the frequency

of their work, and help them live by having them work elsewhere during those reduced hours.

• 安いよ〜買いなされ
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 07:33
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Los Angeles is a big place

because Greater Los Angeles seems to be about the size of the Kanto Plain.

• NTR
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 07:54
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PV is impossible.

• 安いよ〜買いなされ
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 09:45
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＃ 12

How do you know that Asians live there and are Japanese ？

Are all Asians Japanese?

• 安いよ〜買いなされ
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 11:42
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In an area with a large Asian population

we don't talk about where we are from in private.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 10:18
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I wonder how many people live in one house with a 4 car parking lot.

I wouldn't get involved even if they were my neighbors.

• 黴菌男
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 01:11
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I got ripped off at a driving school a long time ago. The first time, he explained the angle to hold the steering wheel and traffic rules without driving ､ The second time, he drove around my house ､ The third time, he drove on the freeway ､ Soon after, he stepped on the gas pedal and brake under his own car without asking me to drive. The fourth time, he told me that I should make an appointment for the test next week, but I was still not a good driver, so he said he would cancel the test and I would have to practice again, and then he started taking more and more money from me. I should have asked my friend from the beginning.　

You don't have to go to a driving school, there are professionals who do it privately, so I think you should ask them. ｡ It was in a thick free magazine like the yellow pages that used to be around, but they don't have books like that anymore.... LOL!

• ゲゲゲ
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 01:59
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Since you say you've only been in the US a short time,
it's normal to assume it's the driving one.
Also, it is traffic school, not driving school, where you go for violations.

• MMM
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 06:19
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Because we have a traffic school in the driving school,

when you are looking for a traffic school for a violation, go to the driving school and ask

if they do traffic school.

They'll tell you if they do or not.

• キッキッ子
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 00:53
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Do you teach practical driving skills on line ？?

• 手津伊佐夫
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 01:12
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？

＞ I wonder if such a thing still exists （ lol ）
what era are you from
even older people are online


I don't know what this means ｡ can you practice driving online ？ do you simulate driving like a game on a computer ？

• 簡単ですよ
• 2022/02/19 (Sat) 08:46
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Unless you have a DUI, a crime, or some other cause for concern, you can do it yourself and update it with no problem.

• サンベルナンデーノ
• 2022/02/23 (Wed) 19:00
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I applied in October 2019 for my marriage and was able to get it in September 2021. I think it took a little longer due to the Corona disaster. Those who applied for permanent residence by marriage later than me got it earlier than me. \I did not hire an attorney and did it myself.

• かな
• 2022/02/26 (Sat) 21:53
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Thank you all. I am applying based on my marriage to a US citizen, and I was wondering since it seems that the application period varies from person to person.
I am a little nervous because I have not gone through a lawyer, but I am going to wait patiently.

• サンベルナンデーノ
• 2022/02/27 (Sun) 14:32
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There is also an App that allows you to check your own process ！
called Case tracker.
I know this is worrisome. I used to go online and check my status over and over again. Don't worry, you will get it someday ！.

• AAA
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 23:34
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I married an American man in May 2018, applied for GC in June and got it down in March 2019. In my case, I hired an immigration attorney, who said it was exceptionally fast. I was surprised. The reason why it was so fast is because ① my status was changed from J1 visa. （ People on tourist visas are the slowest. Student visa holders are the next slowest, and E1 J1 holders are often the fastest ）. ② Because my husband had one job and had worked for many consecutive years and was a government employee, it was easy to check his background.