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• まこ
• 2025/02/19 (Wed) 16:37
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My first permanent residence was for 2 years … as I recall.
However, since the green card I currently have on hand is a 10-year validity j, I am wondering if it is correct to understand that the 10-year ＝ condition has been removed.

• 英語？
• 2025/02/19 (Wed) 23:11
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I don't understand what 1 means by the questionable condition
whether it's 2 years or 10 years, just renew before the expiration date
renew it for 2 years at first, and then every 10 years after that, just that it's not a condition or anything

• 0ではないと❓
• 2025/02/20 (Thu) 10:11
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Don't worry, you don't need to worry. To remove the conditions on a conditional green card （ usually valid for 2 years ）, you will need to file a form I-751. However, if you have a green card that is valid for 10 years, it is likely that the condition has already been removed.

To check on this, please note the following points ：

If you were married for more than 2 years when you first got your green card, you may be issued a green card valid for 10 years from the beginning The card will be valid for 10 years from the beginning.

If you file an I-751 within 90 days of obtaining a conditional green card and are subsequently issued a green card valid for 10 years, the condition has also been removed.
If you are unsure which process you followed, we suggest you contact the USCIS （ USCIS ） for assistance. You may also create an account on the USCIS website to check your immigration status and past application history.

• まこ
• 2025/02/22 (Sat) 05:42
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I see!!!　Most of my questions have been cleared up.
I didn't even know you could see such history on the USCIS website.
I will check it as soon as possible.

Thank you all for your patience with my writing.

• 永住権
• 2025/02/25 (Tue) 21:32
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Good News for Those Who Want Permanent Residency

Permanent Residency in the U.S. "Will Sell for $5 Million" Trump Plans to Create a New "Gold Card"

• とり
• 2025/02/22 (Sat) 07:48
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>Toppo
I haven't visited Rosalito, Ensenada, Bryce, or Zion ！
I checked them out and they are all very charming and lovely 🎵
I think you can enjoy any season around Baja ！

Thanks so much! Thank you so much.
I will definitely try to visit ！

• ｔｔ
• 2025/02/22 (Sat) 22:05
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去年、セコイアに行ったけど良かったです。
ただクリスタルケイブは閉まってると思います。

• とり
• 2025/02/25 (Tue) 18:19
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>More Moda

Tijuana and Ensenada together and just the right distance looks very interesting ！
I think I will try to attack the Mexican side ♩

Thanks~ ！

• とり
• 2025/02/25 (Tue) 18:27
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>tt

I was curious about Sequoia ！ I knew it was a nice place ！

I just checked to see what was famous and closed, and it said access will be restored to the public in summer 2025 ！ thank you I will go there after summer ！

• トッポ
• 2025/02/25 (Tue) 20:08
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Torisan, if you go to Ensenada, don't miss the squirt of La Bufadora.

• ギンダラ
• 2025/02/24 (Mon) 19:09
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For example, if something necessary for daily life is definitely broken, you can usually ask for repairs, but if the paint is peeling, etc., the owner will be reluctant to fix it because you can still live there.
However, if you live in LA, there should be a house ・inspection once every 5 years, so if you appeal at that time, you can use the opportunity to get things fixed.

However, inspectors are all different, so it is important to appeal well,

• APT
• 2025/02/24 (Mon) 20:22
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Gindara

Thanks for the information.
I learned a lot.
House ・ inspections once every 5 years, but I think I did have one.
If I miss that house ・ inspection, will I not be able to appeal anymore?
(I am not sure about the legalities in raising rents. )
The bathtub is speckled, but I am wondering which option is better: continue to live in it, paint it myself, or negotiate to have it painted at the management company's expense.

• ご意見無用
• 2025/02/25 (Tue) 08:29
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An acquaintance of mine lives in an apartment
where he said that the rent went up after they did earthquake resistant work.

• Mess
• 2025/02/24 (Mon) 20:49
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I have seen Sannaka-West or Dream Construction on Vivinavi.
We do not know the price, so we recommend that you contact them. As a point of reference, it is better to get at least two companies to give you quotes.

• min
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 02:14
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I'm sure there are lots of IT jobs out there.

My husband was also in IT networking, but he worked for
a university
a copier company
an airline
etc.

Many other hospitals, banks, etc. are also hiring.
If you go to indeed hawaii's jobs page and search for IT, you will see a lot of openings.

• ロコ
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 10:40
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There's a lot of that rotten ！
At the lowest minimum, you're at the TOEIC 800+ level.

• Mira
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 16:37
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Mr. Koji
I see that you also have an agricultural background. ！
I have not been able to obtain American citizenship yet, so I will be a candidate when I do ！ I also appreciate your information about the current administration ！

min-san
I see that you are recruiting at various places such as airline companies and universities. I see that you are recruiting at airlines, universities, etc.
Thank you for sharing your site. I will check them out ！.

• Mess
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 19:16
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If you look at the job search page, you'll find all kinds of jobs.
If you have a workable visa, you can find any number of jobs. If you need visa support, you can often end up in tourism or food and beverage,,

• 本土在住
• 2025/02/24 (Mon) 09:51
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I have not yet obtained US citizenship." ＝ Have you obtained a GC ？
Sorry to be realistic, but if you live in Japan and assume visa support, it is quite difficult to do anything other than work requiring Japanese language skills. There are quite a few Americans who are qualified to work in IT. Not only Hawaii residents, but even mainland US residents are attracted to IT jobs in Hawaii and apply for them. It is better to take people from the mainland who want to move to Hawaii with a good command of English than to provide visa support and have them move from Japan.

Conversely, jobs that make use of Japanese ＝ tourism ・ food and beverage, the income is often quite low, and if you emigrate from Japan relying only on Japanese, you will have a very difficult life.

• min
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 15:48
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I am also looking for a preschool for my grandchildren with my daughter.
This preschool in Kahala is
funded by a Japanese company, but the owner is Korean.
It seems to accept students from Japan, but
it doesn't say anything about teachers speaking Japanese.
I was more surprised at the ridiculously high tuition fees.

For a 3 year old (no diapers)
8:00 ～ 14:30 per year $ 21,450
I need an extra hour to watch my child
14:30 ～ 17:00 per year $ 4680
per year $ 26,130 per month $ 2200 per month.
And the enrollment fee is $ 2000.

The other places we are looking at are $ about 1300 per month
And the enrollment fee is $ about 150.

I don't think you have to worry about your child, since he/she will get used to English soon if he/she is 3 years old, but
if the preschool accepts students from Japan,
they will be busy with the existing students. ？
I am worried about that.
Well, it's too expensive for me to send her to school at home...
I'll send her at 3 years old (without diapers).

• Mess
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 19:13
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I saw a notice on the Chodo-Binabi page. If you are interested, I think it would be a good idea to contact them and get some information.
Preschools in Hawaii are all over the map, so if you choose one based on price alone, many people regret it later.
It is an investment in your child, so if he or she will grow up to be excellent in the future, it would be cheap ・ ・.

• レイ
• 2025/02/20 (Thu) 05:59
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Where do you live ？
Kahala ？?

• Yoshi
• mail
• 2025/02/22 (Sat) 18:29
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私もびびなびの広告から見つけました。私はホノルルに引っ越ししてから日が浅く、3歳の子供のプレスクールを探しているのですが、かなり出遅れたようで、まだ新学期からの受付可能なところが限られていること考えるとアーリーアチーバーズも選択肢かなと思ってます。実際に園を運営しているのはSylvernなどの塾を経営している方のようで、教育のバックグラウンドがある方たちのようですし。以前はプレスクールだった場所であり、立地や施設もよさそうですし。。私は自宅がハワイカイで便利だと思いました。

• Hulu
• 2025/02/12 (Wed) 13:07
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Hana-san
Hello.
It is faster and more accurate to ask your life insurance representative directly instead of here.
That's how I got my savings insurance.

• 名無し
• 2025/02/21 (Fri) 22:08
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直接、生命保険のAgentさんにお聞きになってください。

ここでは、具体的な事は、Agentさんでないと、話せないません。
もしも、堂々と色んな事を話し始めると、保険Agent法の違法に
なってしまいます。

Websiteで書かれてる様な内容しか話せないので、個々の状況等は
加味されません。

やはり、直接Agentさんにお聞きになってください。

• 名無し
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 19:57
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I have 40 years total in the U.S. About 25 years in CA. Hawaii is about 15 years.

I originally came to the US as an international student. At that time, I could not speak English at all, but
I attended a vocational school in Japan to prepare for studying abroad.

I came to the U.S. with a good command of English, but I could not speak it. Then,
one day, six months later, all of a sudden, I could speak and hear better than ever.
That day, I went to New York City to play, and experienced 3 days of free time, and I had to
do things on my own, and if I couldn't speak, I would get lost in New York City, and
not be able to return to my hotel.

After that, I learned to speak English, and it has been 40 years since then, and I am not involved in any Japanese
community except here.

I don't study English, I just get used to it.

• Honu
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 20:14
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I wonder if KAI is a woman.

If your partner cannot speak Japanese, you will have to communicate in English, so your English ability will improve.
Many women are fluent in English because there are many international marriages in Hawaii, but there are couples who don't get along with their husbands or don't speak at all
Even if they have been in Hawaii for several decades, some of them remain at a daily English conversation level. Even if they are a masked couple, they will improve if they use English at work.
I think it depends on their own efforts.
While you are in Japan, I think it would be good to get used to hearing English while having fun with western movies and music.

• ajisai
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 21:13
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I know that everyone who has responded here is very talented, but there are others like me who are not, so I just wanted to say a few words.
I was at the junior high school level when I moved to Hawaii and went to an adult school in Hawaii, but I was not immediately fluent in English. My elementary school child also entered the ESL class in the school with only simple vocabulary. The teacher at the time told us not to be in a hurry and not to push too hard even if we didn't speak English for about 9 months. The first 9 months were to be a time to let their ears ring, and after exactly 9 months, they started speaking English.
In no time at all, the kids were overtaking me.
I don't think there is any absolute minimum level of English required to move here. You will get used to it with time.
Don't worry.

• kai
• 2025/02/20 (Thu) 18:50
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ajisai san
Don't worry. The word "accustomed" gives me a lot of strength in the first 9 months.
I also thank my teacher for saying that...

I will remember that the key is how much you can put yourself in an English environment and how much effort you can put in ！.

• 名無し
• 2025/02/21 (Fri) 22:02
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英会話は、日本の中学の時の英語でならう単語、１、５００ワードで成立します。

そんな、難しい英単語、文法を覚える必要はありません。

よく、日本人観光客の方々が使ってる英語、例えばホテルのチェックインとかで、
え？どうしてそんな複雑な英語使うの？と思います。

シンプルな英語で良いんですよ。シンプルな英文法で良いんですよ。

テレビの報道、映画、ドラマなどの番組、めちゃくちゃシンプルですよ。

複雑に考えないで。

発音は、こればかりかはアメリカ人の様な発音はほぼ不可能だと思って
ください。顎などの骨格がそもそも、その様になってない以上、無理です。

慣れて行きましょう。そしたら、少しづつ話せるようになると思います。