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• Reila 911
• 2025/04/02 (Wed) 09:07
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• Reila 911
• 2025/04/02 (Wed) 09:09
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College Board: They provide resources for SAT, AP, and other college-related assessments. Their contact number is 866-756-7346. For questions about applying for aid and the FAFSA form, you can call 1-800-433-3243.

• 見栄晴
• 2025/02/19 (Wed) 17:01
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For small amounts, WISE use is a good choice, but for larger amounts, the fees are lower from the bank.
If the amount exceeds 1.1 million yen per year, the recipient will be subject to transfer tax on the excess amount.

• オテリタ
• mail
• 2025/02/19 (Wed) 18:08
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I put it in my brother's Sony Bank foreign currency deposit （ at a good rate ） and he sends me monthly living expenses from there.
If it is properly used for living expenses, there is no gift tax.
For example, if the money sent is not used by the parents and is saved, it is considered to be a "transfer of assets, not living expenses" and gift tax may be incurred. Please be careful not to send large sums of money in one lump sum.

• もっともだ
• 2025/02/19 (Wed) 23:07
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For large amounts, bank transfers can only be sent in several installments, each time incurring a fee
WISE can send the money in one shot, so it's cheaper.

• min
• 2025/03/06 (Thu) 00:17
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SONY announced that
the information will be sent out on March 10, and the product will be available from March 15.

https://www.sonymusic.co.jp/artist/Tube/info/571222

• Beach
• 2025/03/07 (Fri) 14:28
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min
I see ！
thank you ！

• 日本
• 2025/03/15 (Sat) 15:04
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Explain again in Japanese or English, Tanom.

• こーの字
• 2025/03/16 (Sun) 12:29
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I think #1 would like to know the status of construction near Turtle ・ Beach or Laniakea ・ Beach, where sea turtles dry their shells, the resulting traffic congestion, and parking availability. I don't know what the current situation is because I didn't go to the beach myself because I thought it would be crowded.

• rak
• 2025/03/16 (Sun) 15:57
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Koji ！ As expected ！ ！
Thanks for the explanation.
Has anyone been to the North Shore recently ？?

• Hauʻoli
• 2025/03/16 (Sun) 18:34
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I went there recently
Sunset Beach and Haleiwa have plenty of parking
I think the mainland has a tremendous amount of it these days, so it's sometimes full
Maybe not in the North, but Kailua has a lot of closed parking lots for some reason and everyone is going around in circles Maybe not in the North, but in Kailua, there are a lot of closed parking lots and everyone is going around.

• rak
• 2025/03/18 (Tue) 00:24
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I'm looking for information for when my family comes to visit Hawaii, especially around Laniakea Beach, but I know there are a lot of mainland tourists. We may go to Kailua as well, so any information on why there are so many closed parking lots would be helpful: ‼︎

• アリー
• 2025/03/29 (Sat) 15:10
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Resolved. Thank you ！ ； ）

• チェック
• 2025/03/26 (Wed) 22:31
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I did the following

1. scan the Check in color with Max Resolution
2. send the scanned Check to the payee by e-mail
3. print the Check in color by the payee
4. Endorsement on Check
5. signed Check photographed with bank APP and deposited online

That's it!

• はーい
• 2025/03/24 (Mon) 14:51
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？
I got it ！

You will be notified of fingerprinting rather soon after you apply

and then you can leave the country after that your lawyer will send you a re-entry permit to your home. You will then be sent a re-entry permit to your lawyer or to your home (you do not need to be in the US at that time) and you will carry it with you the next time you enter the US for immigration
The re-entry permit itself is very similar to a passport
It has the same face and photo as your green card. photo.

• あいうえお
• 2025/03/25 (Tue) 13:17
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Off topic, but I saw a local news story about green card holders
about a day or so ago.

Seattle resident who emigrated from the Philippines 50 years ago and lived there. She works as a state employee for the state of Washington.
She traveled to the Philippines for 2 weeks in February,
returned and was taken to the Seattle airport by ICE and is still in custody
. No reason given. My lawyer can't seem to do anything.
My trial starts in July, so I think I will have a hard time in jail for a long time. It seems that many green card holders are detained. ？

For your information!

• こーの字
• 2025/03/26 (Wed) 10:15
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More information about #3's news.
https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/50-year-resident-green-card-holder-being-held-ice-detention-tacoma/ELG6SVET25CXFBHCTG5 ENOBGGU/

The situation in question, in terms of convictions, is that he was convicted of embezzlement in 2001, but he has never gone to jail and has not been convicted of any other acts since.
He says that CBP immigration inspectors are becoming more strict than in the past, and that even old convictions and cases that did not result in convictions can result in inadmissibility.

In the article, immigration attorneys are advised to be careful about traveling abroad if they have any concerns （ for example, criminal involvement ） in the past.

• KAN
• 2025/03/18 (Tue) 14:41
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Before that, why didn't you change lawyers before you felt the pain ？
Besides, I don't think you're wasting your time getting involved with such lawyers any more. Hawaii is full of these looser people and they are all unreasonable as long as you live here.
But if you don't have the mentality to accept unreasonableness and move forward, I think you will have a more stress-free and comfortable life in Japan.

• Von
• 2025/03/18 (Tue) 22:12
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Topic Cosme

Good evening.
I am sorry to hear that you have had an unsuccessful attorney.
You can easily apply for a green card by yourself or your husband.
It is not a case that requires a lawyer. Good luck.

• a
• 2025/03/20 (Thu) 22:34
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I am in my 60's and happy now.
People feel unhappy from comparing themselves with others.
If you can love yourself, you can feel happy.
Too much and it's just selfishness ….

• リラックマ
• mail
• 2025/03/21 (Fri) 17:52
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I also wondered
if I would be lonely and less happy ？ after my children left the nest, but ，
I made new acquaintances and friends through hobbies, and
my days are busier and more fulfilling than ever before.
I felt refreshed after taking early retirement from my job.
I am thankful for my health every day.
The best thing is not to be dependent on the Internet.

• Ginger
• 2025/03/23 (Sun) 14:08
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I agree with #3, #4, and #5, the Net is a fast way to get connected, but it's also a fast way to get disconnected. It's like after watching a big firework show
you hit it off and it was a mistake ｡
my friend's daughter is getting married to a guy she met on the Net from another state, so she sends her luggage and even her wedding dress. We had a fight over a trivial matter and the luggage was sent back to THE END. When I saw the returned white wedding dress hanging on the door, I was so shocked. My hand went to my forehead and I had to think about it. I felt pain, but I was glad that I didn't have to drag the wound with me. It was a great Speed feeling. So this is Net
I can't do it. I am enjoying the happiness of living in Hawai'i by growing plants in my garden and expanding my roots through water💦growing in the course of a day within my range.

• kalaimoku
• 2025/03/23 (Sun) 16:21
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#6 Ginger
I'm sorry to hear about your friend's daughter.
Perhaps she did not have a green card
I doubt it ？
Very few men want to sponsor her, so it is easier for a green card holder or
US Citizen woman to get married or remarried.

Even if you get married through friends, pickups, or in-house marriages, you will get divorced, so
I don't think it matters how you meet people.

For couples who have been married once unsuccessfully
it is better to live together and then remarry
without risk to both parties.

• Ginger
• mail
• 2025/03/24 (Mon) 17:05
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#7 kalaimoku-san
My friend's daughter is a US Citizen with an American father and is fluent in Japanese. My friend's partner is a Japanese IT professional who has lived in the US since he was a child. Later ， she met a local man
because of her dog and they are dating (he was a sales clerk during his break time who was worried about her dog in the car while she was shopping with her dog in the car with the window rolled down a little).