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• マカプウ
• 2021/11/30 (Tue) 21:02
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To begin with, …
it's hard to say at this point what will happen more than two months from now.
Now that the Corona disaster is here, the rules are changing rapidly in both Japan and the US. Early preparation is good, but we have to keep in mind that the rules may change .
You should always check the latest information about the border control measures in Japan and Hawaii.

• alohawa
• 2021/11/30 (Tue) 23:16
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Yes, I am aware of all the changes, but I wanted to know what the current status is,
I will look into it on a daily basis. Thank you ！

• Aloha
• 2021/12/02 (Thu) 05:33
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I used JAL, but the Kinoshita group was fine.
The JAL staff advised us to ask them to handwrite the date of birth and passport number on the Kinoshita Group certificate at the time of inspection, as they are not written on the certificate.
As Mr. Makapuu said, the situation is changing day by day, so we recommend you to check with the airline company right before your flight.

• alohawa
• 2021/12/02 (Thu) 19:26
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Aloha
Thank you ！ that was very helpful.
I guess it's still not certain since the situation is changing a lot, but I will look into it right up to the last minute ！
Thank you very much ！.

• Wellness4Hawaii
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 00:24
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• 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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12

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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＃ 24

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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＃ 5

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.

• I407
• 2022/03/11 (Fri) 15:04
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Yes, you cannot automatically relinquish your permanent residence when your GC expires.

To abandon, you must file Form I-407 with USCIS and have a final tax return as a U.S. resident.

Even if you have permanent resident status, you cannot enter the U.S. if your GC has expired or if you stay outside the U.S. longer than the term of your permit.

A long time ago, after taking up permanent residence, a person who had lived in Japan for 25 years tried to go to the US under ESTA and was not allowed on the plane. When he contacted the US Embassy, he was told to go through the GC waiver process, which he did.　The embassy （ or consulate, ） seems to be quite helpful about GC expiration etc.

https://jp.usembassy.gov/ja/visas-ja/immigrant-visas-ja/green-card-ja/abandoning-lpr-i407-ja/

• ななし
• 2022/03/11 (Fri) 22:53
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You keep writing and not answering my question
I'm not talking about abandonment, I'm talking about whether you can legally live in the US after your visa expires

Also, there are many people who have their GC taken away at immigration when they enter the US and then deported. ？
You are also saying something funny.

• ca
• 2022/03/12 (Sat) 01:04
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＞ #20

This manner of speaking is disrespectful to someone who is trying to be helpful. #17, you don't have to worry about it at all. Thank you for the useful information.

• 仁義なき生活
• 2022/03/12 (Sat) 06:25
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I think there are many people who live in the US with permanent residency and

return to Japan permanently.

I think many of them bring it back as it is and keep it as a souvenir.

• 期限切れ
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 08:42
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If the staff member overlooked it when checking in at the airport in Japan,

and the passenger is allowed to board the plane to the U.S.

I wonder how the immigration officer will deal with the situation at the U.S. immigration checkpoint. I am wondering what the immigration officer will do.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/12/16 (Thu) 16:41
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＃ 19 ， 20

ED or old man, it doesn't matter to others.
Soy sauce thing

• 昭和
• 2021/12/16 (Thu) 17:09
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＞ soy sauce thing

old

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/12/16 (Thu) 17:34
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＃ 22

Your life will not be enriched
by worrying about other people's posts here.

You are still going on and on and on
as usual.

• トホホ
• 2021/12/16 (Thu) 19:10
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↑ why do you write ？

• 貸し借りはなしよ
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:32
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I think the Notice for the refund request came because I was in trouble in Corona
and the government lent me the money.

I think it is natural to return what they lent us.

If they lend it to you, you own it, isn't that bad?

• スラム街
• 2021/09/18 (Sat) 18:23
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In the first place, the questioners who get angry when they don't get the answer they expect shouldn't be asked on a message board. After all, a message board is nothing more than a post in a lavatory.

• ホリデーボール
• 2021/09/19 (Sun) 20:47
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Is the owner of the homestay a Japanese American? ？ It may not be as safe as the Japanese neighborhood in Torrens. However, house prices in the Crenshaw area have exploded in the last few years, and the number of white residents in this area, which used to be considered a black neighborhood, is increasing, so it is definitely becoming safer. If you go to Adams, a little north of Potomac Avenue, you will find more and more popular cafes. I guess you are a man, Riku? But it is the same everywhere. Even in LA, where people say it is safe, there are places where it is dangerous to go off the beaten path. This may not answer your question very well. I wish you a wonderful study abroad experience.

• 住み慣れた環境
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 08:26
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Anywhere you live is a home.
If you live in a familiar environment
you will naturally adapt to your surroundings
and worry can be reduced considerably.

• NTR
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 08:27
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depend on the person

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 11:50
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More white residents are also coming because of its proximity to downtown.

Main Street, one block west of the former New Otani Hotel in Los Angeles, was

in the 1980s, home to many homeless people and pornographic movie theaters, and the general public just drove by, but

buildings were converted into lofts where people could live in stylish shops.

Today, the street is no longer a shadow of its former self and is becoming safer.

• Nekonuko
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• 2022/03/08 (Tue) 23:02
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Our cat hospital, Purradise Cat Care, Inc. is our cat's hospital. It used to be a different hospital called Cat Clinic, and we have been with them since then. The owner changed and it is now Purradise Cat Care. Since the previous clinic, there was a Japanese woman working there who was very attentive （ Since the Corona Disaster, I have only received my cat in the parking lot and have not met her, so I am not sure if she is still working there today ）. I have used them both when traveling and as a pet hotel, and have been satisfied with their attentive service.

Also, I have not used King Street Pet Hospital, but a friend of mine has used them and said they have also been taken care of with no problems, so I will list them here.

I have never used them for teeth cleaning, so I am sorry, but I do not know.

I hope you find a clinic that is a perfect match for your cat and owner ！.

• cookie
• 2022/03/09 (Wed) 01:54
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Nekonuko. I knew there was a veterinarian in Kapahulu who specializes in cats,
but you even have a pet hotel.
Could you tell us how the pet hotel is handled?
I was told that when you leave your kitty with us, they are usually left in a small cage
so I assumed that a pet hotel was not possible, but what was the environment like to be treated with care? If you have time, I would love to know.

• Trineko
• 2022/03/13 (Sun) 19:25
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My cat's teeth became wobbly and she could not close her mouth, so I took her to Purradise Cat Care as an emergency. It was a tooth extraction surgery that day and it cost me roughly ＄ 800 at full cost. But they cleaned all the teeth and clipped the nails. The cleaning would have cost close to that if they had to put me under anesthesia. The doctor and staff are very kind, and the Japanese staff was closed when I went, but they are usually there. And I am now looking for a place to leave my child while I return to Japan. I have looked on the internet, but all I can find are cages or private rooms with no windows. Ideally, I would like to find a place that is cage-free, has a view out the window, and has a permanent staff, but it seems that there are only places in Kailua and Kaneohe. If anyone knows of any good places, please let me know.

• kai
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 11:20
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Nekonuko and Trineko
Thank you very much for your kind words.
I will make a reservation as soon as possible.

I hope you find a good pet hotel. I know you want to reduce the stress for your cat as much as possible. I understand your feelings very well.

• USAは広いよ
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:23
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Areas that can only be traveled by car seem local.

• ふふふ
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:35
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You're using the word "local" wrong ？

I mean, according to your theory, even a luxury residential area in the suburbs would be rural.

You should go to a trashy downtown and act like you are in the city.

• LA 汚い
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:38
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Beware of hate crimes.

• 花子
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 20:29
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> Areas where the only way to get around is by car seem local.

I don't want to live in LA because I don't want to take a train bus to get around, even though it sounds like a city. I don't want to live in LA because I don't want to take a train or a bus. I don't go there.

• USAは広いよ
• 2022/03/15 (Tue) 07:42
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＃ The day I drive there, the traffic jam is halfway around the world. I don't go there first though.

Where do you live?

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

Be careful of hate crimes, even though
if you're in a car, people walking around won't stop their cars and attack you.