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• 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
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• 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).

• 国際電話
• 2025/03/18 (Tue) 14:42
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Wouldn't it be expensive to call on 011.81 ？ I don't want to add a plan for just one call, and it's rare to call a landline nowadays, so not many people have a contract. I'd like to know too.

• @ひろりん-w6w
• 2025/03/18 (Tue) 18:32
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Calling from the U.S. to Japan
SIM card with international calling plan American carriers （ e.g. ： T-Mobile, AT&T ） may offer plans that include international calling to Japan. Please check with your cellular company.

VoIP apps Skype, Google Voice, and LINE call features allow you to call Japanese mobiles and landlines at very low cost if you have a Wi-Fi connection.

Prepaid International Phone Cards Buying a card with low calling rates is another option. However, as you mentioned in the past, please note that the balance may expire or expire while not in use.

• @ひろりん-w6w
• 2025/03/18 (Tue) 18:34
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Phone number problem when returning home
Prepaid SIM card for Japan Call-capable SIM card for Japan （ e.g. ： docomo, Softbank ） can be purchased and used for a short period when returning home.

eSIM service Recently, there is a service that allows you to temporarily obtain a number for use in Japan using an eSIM. If set up in advance, it will facilitate communication when returning to your hometown.

Rental Cell Phone Service Renting a cell phone with a Japanese number at Narita or Haneda airports is another option.

• @ひろりん-w6w
• 2025/03/18 (Tue) 18:37
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How to receive calls from elementary schools
If you set up an online number such as Google Voice, you can receive calls in the U.S. similar to Japanese numbers. However, you need to make sure that the elementary school has no problem with you calling the international number.

You can also register a family member or friend as a substitute contact and have them contact you if necessary.

• TEL子
• 2025/03/21 (Fri) 23:45
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Thank you very much for your kind detail, Hirorin.

As for #7, are you saying that you can also call a landline from LINE ？ I've never done anything other than call your friend on VOICE, but if you're calling a landline, then you can call someone who is not your friend ？ if so. I'd appreciate it.

I paid $ 5 for an app called Viber, but I couldn't figure out how to call it in either Japanese or English, so ＄ 5 left. No matter how many times I try ＆ it doesn't work and the money doesn't decrease, so I've left it alone.

I actually bought an eSIM for #8 last year, but my iPhone won't Unlock and I haven't used it. This year I am planning to get a new phone before I go back home, so if I have last year's eSIM, it means I can get a cell phone. ？ The eSIM is still usable without even activating it.

#9 I can't tell the school or store to call me internationally, so I guess eSIM is the best. ？

I'm not good at this kind of work and searching, so there are many times when I end up buying something but not using it. I am not good at this kind of work and search, but I can't use it even though I bought it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2025/03/07 (Fri) 08:45
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It was pretty good during the pandemic.

• 無知
• 2025/03/08 (Sat) 08:29
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何が良かったのでしょうか。

• 元Uber
• 2025/03/13 (Thu) 23:48
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To put it bluntly, it sucks. You pay for your own insurance, gas to your destination and gas back home ． they deduct 20% or more ． drunks, non-smokers, overcrowding ． vomit, dirt, hurt yourself, blood ． old cars get complaints ．
I don't want to go sightseeing for free. ．
I heard you can lease one.

• 🚗　🚙
• 2025/03/14 (Fri) 06:06
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Ubering may be useful if you need cash now ？
or want to make a little money in your spare time. Or you're looking for a job.
I don't think it should be a regular job.
If it's the same driver job, I think it should be Access or something.
For Access Taxi, they pay $ 30 per passenger, regardless of distance or time required.
It is a shared ride, so up to 3 people can be picked up at a time. They are always loading and unloading and have a good turnover.
I'm a user, but looking at what the drivers make, I'd say they usually make $ 200 for a morning's work.
Of course you have to subtract expenses from that, but everyone says it's a good job and Uber is stupid.
You have the freedom to take the next day off if you want. For a full time employee, they pay $ 27 an hour ？ I think.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2025/03/14 (Fri) 08:26
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Restaurants were not allowed to eat or drink inside and you could not order inside, so you ordered at the entrance, waited outside
and when it was ready, you just got it and left.
Not many people went all the way to order, so they ordered with Uber Eats and had it delivered.
I was making about $2000 a week.

• うざい！
• 2024/11/04 (Mon) 07:10
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Local driving schools: There are several driving schools in and around Culver City. For example, there is the Culver City School of Motor Vehicles and the Neighborhood School of Motor Vehicles. These schools will help you learn and practice to obtain your license.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/11/04 (Mon) 08:05
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If you search for Driving School on the Internet, you will find a lot of information.

• うざい！
• 2024/11/04 (Mon) 12:19
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Personal Instructors: Some instructors offer personalized instruction. You can find a personal instructor by searching the Internet for "Culver City Neighborhood Driver Instruction.

• うざい！
• 2024/11/04 (Mon) 12:20
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Online Teaching Platforms: There is a growing number of online teaching platforms available these days. These platforms offer online instruction and practice.

• おめでとー
• 2025/03/17 (Mon) 13:48
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Good for you ！ drive safe and have fun ！

• マキキ
• 2024/12/06 (Fri) 11:53
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There used to be a duplicating key shop in the parking lot of the Palama Market near Donki that also changed watch batteries.

• Ginger
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• 2024/12/06 (Fri) 12:04
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Alamoana or Down town Longs Drugs can change your battery ， You can drop off your watch and pick it up on the designated day.
It's not like in Japan where you have to wait in the store while they change the battery
2 ， I used this service 3 years ago, but please call to confirm.

• Tori
• 2024/12/06 (Fri) 17:56
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It's on the 4th floor of Macy's in Ala Moana.

• マキキ
• mail
• 2024/12/08 (Sun) 23:21
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Dear Ginger and Tori
I really need a waterproof watch for work and I can't leave it with you, so I bought a cheap one at Walmart for the time being. Thank you very much.

• マキキ
• 2025/03/14 (Fri) 14:26
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I am the one who consulted here last December.
The watch shop on Pensacola St. that has served us for many years, the owner retired and closed the store, but a new owner renovated the old store and opened a watch repair shop with the same name, Crown Time House. I went there as soon as I could and the new owner was very nice and friendly. There is also a parking lot.

• ハットリハン象
• 2025/02/28 (Fri) 14:45
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It was decades ago when we were Topi's age.

We were lucky enough to have good pocketbooks then and bought a house. Many of our neighbors had children in the lower grades of elementary school, and many of them went to the same elementary school, so we, as newcomers, were able to get to know our neighbors easily through our children.

Other parents also felt safe because their children were playing in their neighbors' yards and on nearby streets.

Sorry, for all the useless talk. I still live in a quiet residential neighborhood off a busy main street with heavy car traffic, and I'm sure there is one in several homes with elementary school children, but I don't see kids playing outside in the street. Have times changed a lot, or are the kids also playing on the internet inside the house?

Yes, if your children can play online, let them play with their friends from the same school through the Internet. You will have to monitor the content from time to time, though. In addition, you could let them go to the friend's house or ask them to come over.

As I write this, I realize that times have changed dramatically. My granddaughter is now going to UC San Bernardino, which is over 2 hours away by car or train; UCLA was too difficult and Community College, which is in a walkable city, was too low.

• 春休み
• 2025/03/07 (Fri) 20:43
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Nice to meet you ^^
I know it's hard to know how to spend every school vacation.
We also have a 1st grader, and like the Lord, my husband is working so it's just the two of us. I've already decided that I'm not going to spend time with my child and I'm just going to be lazy everyday lol My child is usually busy with school, so I thought it would be nice to have a change of pace once in a while.
We often watch movies together or draw pictures. After that, we have picnics at the park, hang out at the mall, etc.
Lately she seems to be interested in baking sweets, so I'm thinking of making a cake or something for this spring vacation.
Wishing you a happy spring vacation ♪!

• なんとなくぼっち
• 2025/03/09 (Sun) 06:11
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♪ Making cakes is nice ！ It is good to do something that we usually want to do but haven't been able to do yet, rather than saying we have to go outside ！

I always thought I had to take them somewhere, but it is true that there are things we can do together at home. ！ I would like to try making a cake with them because they have been wanting to make a cake too.

As for picnics, I forgot that we used to make lunch boxes and eat them in the back yard when we had the Corona Disaster, which was a picnic of sorts. It was nice to be able to enjoy a different day in a nearby park and do something we don't always do like that ！ Thank you 😊.

• museum
• 2025/03/13 (Thu) 00:51
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https://www.foxla.com/news/socal-museums-free-for-all-day-2025

• museum
• 2025/03/13 (Thu) 12:13
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https://dola.com/p/get-free-admission-at-these-museums-with-your-library-card-los-angeles-county

• BT
• 2025/03/10 (Mon) 12:03
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Sim Card ＆ E I don't know much about Simi cards, but in our case, we have three iPhones （ that we usually use in the US. I use LINE installed on my iPhones ） when I go back to Japan by connecting to free public Wifi or Wifi at the hotel or other places where I stay. Also, when my kids went to Japan last year with some friends, they rented a pocket Wifi at the airport （ for about 300 yen per day ？ ） and used it when they needed to connect to it during their stay. Unfortunately, I can't give you advice on that since it was a long time ago when I tried to swap Sim cards like Phone did, but I hope others can give you some good advice.

• m
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• 2025/03/10 (Mon) 18:01
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I think E sim is the easiest.　If you are not confident about setting it up yourself, there are counters at the airport where you can have it installed.

• phone
• 2025/03/10 (Mon) 20:16
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＞ #2 Mr. Snotty
Thank you for your prompt advice ！ Holafly is something I've been hearing more and more about lately, so I was just curious

＞ #4 BT
Thanks for your kind share! Thank you very much for your kind share. I used to use my phone in the same way without any problem, but when I came back to Japan 2 years ago, I bought a Japanese Sim card with a Japanese phone number on it, so I would like to use it if possible.
I'm not sure if the same account can be used on two iPhones, even if the iPhone is set to Airplane mode and the LINE app is used in the U.S. The world has become too convenient for my brain to keep up.

#5 m
Thank you for your reply ！
If things get complicated, I'd like to use E sim, but I don't want to waste the E sim for Japan that I already purchased.

• りんご
• 2025/03/10 (Mon) 21:20
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I have the same account on my ipad, and I am also using the same account on my Galaxy tablet. However, when I logged on to my Galaxy tablet the other day with the account I use on my iPhone, the line on my iPhone stopped connecting to my account on my iPhone, saying that it had been transferred to another device and was no longer available. After deleting the line on my galaxy, I can use it again on my i phone, but my past talk history is gone. I can set up a backup of my talk history in the settings of the line, so I set up a backup just in case.

• phone
• 2025/03/10 (Mon) 21:43
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#7 apple

Thank you very much for the very useful information ！ I think I have read somewhere that the same Apple ID is good ？ ！ I think I have read such information too. I think I read such information somewhere. I had been unable to imagine using the same LINE account on two iPhones due to various information, but now I see the light ！ ！
Thank you very much.