Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• Sora
• 2021/05/16 (Sun) 17:34
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There are no Japanese fortune tellers recommended in Hawaii
They talk too.
They charge a lot, but it is because the higher the price, the more accurate they are.
If you want to talk and vent, a counselor is much safer. There is also confidentiality.

• 賛成
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• 2021/05/16 (Sun) 21:13
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I agree with Sora.
Confidential counseling is safer.

If you listen until you feel clear,
you will feel calmer and
you will gradually see solutions on your own.

It's a phase, but
state licensed counselors are
practically trained and
have mastered the basics, including confidentiality rules.

When I see Japanese people living in Hawaii who are
devoted to fortune telling and spirituality,
things are not going well and
there seems to be an overwhelming number of people who are looking up to them.

I think it is better to have your fortune read when you are calm in mind and body, not when you are clutching at straws.

• パン大好き
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• 2021/05/17 (Mon) 00:48
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I agree 🔝 with those above.
It's hard to believe what our friends and acquaintances on the island say.
Many of the islanders are very fond of other people's misfortunes.

From my experience, fortune tellers are $ expensive and I have never had any luck.
Counselors are good, but the best way to save money is to consult your parents or Japanese friends.

• 10年以上前
• 2021/06/27 (Sun) 16:27
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Speaking of fortune tellers, I think Mr. Rambo is a fortune teller.
When I had a problem a long time ago,
I went to Mr. Rambo's house
to find out what would happen next.
I got in line at about 5 am.
I didn't tell him what was bothering me, but
I asked him to guess, and
he guessed it beautifully.
I was really surprised
because it was the source of a problem that I normally would never have guessed.

• パン大好き
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• 2021/06/28 (Mon) 14:54
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>>more than 10 years ago Mr.

When people are greedy for money, they can't see the truth.
Exactly that person too.
You were good 10 years ago.

• ハワイ
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• 2021/06/26 (Sat) 21:44
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#1 Grilled fish with grated radish
After being completely unemployed, I would like your own experience and tips first on how you are managing to do a job you have never done before in this pandemic. That is what I would like to know the most.

Are you in your 30s ？ 40s ？ 50s ？ 60s ？ 70s+ ？
What was your last job ？
What is your current job ？
How did you find work ？
What challenged you in your current job ？
What was good about your current job ？

• ハワイ
• 2021/06/25 (Fri) 16:49
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On June 14, Safe Travel on Inter Island ended.

• nuiloamama
• 2021/06/25 (Fri) 21:14
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All restrictions have been lifted since June 15.
I went to the Big Island of Hawaii on June 15 and registered with TravelHawaii the day before, not knowing that the restrictions had been lifted.
I arrived without a chance to show my vaccine passport.
Have a safe trip!

• こんぶ
• 2021/06/26 (Sat) 11:24
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#2 Hawaii #3 nuiloamama

Thanks for the reply.

That helps. I was able to reconfirm it on the State website as well.

Thank you.

• nuiloamama
• 2021/06/21 (Mon) 16:49
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I sent my son to driving school when he was 16 years old, before Corona. I don't know if they do it now, but it is affiliated with Honolulu Auto Rent-a-Car. \I don't know if they do it now, but it's an affiliate of Honolulu Auto Rent-a-Car.
My friend's son said that his parents taught him and asked only for a final check.

I hope you find a good place.

• Chan-bo
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• 2021/06/22 (Tue) 08:54
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Thank you.

I see that everyone usually doesn't take the academic course. I will check out Honolulu Auto Rentals.

• aloha
• 2021/06/24 (Thu) 12:51
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My high school daughter attended here two years ago.
Koby's driving school
(also at the school's Driving Ed due to schedule conflicts)

Every Saturday, we had a few days of classroom training at the Kalihi office, followed by a few hours of on the road training.
After school, my instructor would come to the school to pick me up and
I would go straight to the road class.
I was also taught to drive a car with brakes.

• mikimahalo
• 2021/06/24 (Thu) 14:02
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I don't have a driver's license in Japan and when I moved here I felt the need for a car and am looking for a school to get a license.
(In my case, it's really from the beginning, and I had to fight with my husband to practice with his car, so I looked for a professional. Also, I want them to teach me in Japanese only at the beginning so I can Ǿ)
Koby's driving school
This school is closing in 2020. It's a shame because a friend of mine took care of them and said they were nice.
I hope you can find a good school.

• Chan-bo
• 2021/06/25 (Fri) 17:13
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Thanks for the info.
I see Kody's driving school has closed. It looked quite nice, but I am sorry to hear that.

• レーン
• 2021/06/07 (Mon) 22:03
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I was informed by my landlord last week that he had communicated with my caseworker and she said I would be paid for 3 months, but today my landlord contacted me again and told me that he had been told that I would be paid for 2 months.
I wonder if the caseworker will let us know how many months we will be paid ？
I am a little suspicious that maybe the landlord is cheating ？ for one month.
Either way, I guess I should be thankful that I got it ？.

• Lani
• 2021/06/08 (Tue) 13:30
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I think you should check with your caseworker.

• Aloha
• 2021/06/08 (Tue) 13:34
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I don't think the caseworker will be notified unless we contact them. I was also transferred to July without any notification. I think you should check with them directly.

• Kurukuru
• 2021/06/25 (Fri) 10:46
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I applied for the first one in April and have not been ACCEPTED yet. I sent an email 3 days ago, but have not received a response yet.

• レント
• mail
• 2021/06/25 (Fri) 11:29
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In my case, I applied to Catholic Charities in April and contacted the landlord after it was Complete on the website. I received my check the week after my landlord received the email from Catholic Charities.

As for the utility, there was no change in the balance for about a month after it became Complete, so I called Catholic Charities and was paid shortly after they told me they had not done it yet.

I was paid my rent up to August, but after September, do I have to apply again for the same thing from scratch ？
When can I start applying ？
Please let me know if you know.

• tax man
• 2021/06/23 (Wed) 10:57
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Answer to your questions.

1 ） If the payment was made in Japan, is it illegal for US income tax purposes?
So even if you receive income in your Japanese account, you can transfer it to your U.S. account
and report it as self-employment income in dollars, which is not illegal under the Income Tax Law
.

For tax reporting purposes, there is no problem if you report
whether the payment was made overseas or in the US.

2 ） Status in the U.S.

If you are currently applying for a green card, you must have a valid visa to work in the U.S.
when you export. Otherwise, you will be illegally
working and earning income.

In the above case, the exporter （ in the U.S. ） will have no income tax problem if the salary is reported as
personal business income.

• マンゴー
• 2021/02/09 (Tue) 16:15
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Mr. Sunset

called the office and inquired about the current situation.

I will share some of the content.

I explained my income to the office and they indicated that I had not been claimed for the week I explained. Furthermore, I was told that I would have to file an application if I worked as a sole proprietor.
However, I had the Confirmation Number with me, so I told them that and then explained the situation again, and they corrected it.
I am glad that I can continue my application again.

The office staff was patient and helpful.

I guess the best thing to do is to call them patiently ！

Thank you Sunset for your advice.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/11 (Thu) 18:43
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Mango,

I am late to notice your comment and just noticed it. Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information. I think it was a great tip for those who have private businesses.

I sincerely support Mr. Mango to get his private business on track.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/17 (Thu) 20:13
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To all UI recipients who have a sole proprietorship,

[MEUC Program]

After reconfirming with the Unemployment Insurance Help Team, we would like to share the email that was sent out to UI recipients who are not eligible for the MEUC Program. According to the content of the email, UI recipients who earned over $5,000 in private business will receive $100 per week.

The application process is to apply for "Mixed Earners Unemployment Compensation" on the PUA page and submit the required documents.

The contents of the email are pasted below.

Beginning June 17, 2021, DLIR will begin accepting applications for Mixed Earners Unemployment Compensation (MEUC), which provides an MEUC is available to individuals receiving regular UI or extended benefits who also received MEUC is available to individuals receiving regular UI or extended benefits who also received at least $ 5,000 of net self-employment income in the most recent tax year ending prior to the individual's application for UI benefits. Individuals who are eligible for MEUC will receive the supplemental benefit for any week that they are paid UI benefits between December 27, 2020 and the week ending September 4, 2021. Individuals receiving PUA may not receive MEUC benefits.

To apply, go to https://pua.hawaii.gov and If you previously applied for PUA but you are now eligible for regular UI, you will need to apply for MEUC benefits. The application link can be found under the "More" tab. Once the application is submitted, you will be required to provide documentation verifying that you received at least $ 5,000 of net You will be sent a notification as to how and when to submit this documentation. If you are deemed eligible, you will automatically receive the supplemental payments for any week that you received an underlying unemployment payment during the eligibility period. No additional action will be required.

For the purposes of determining income for Medicaid and the Children's For the purposes of determining income for Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), MEUC payments are not exempt and may affect an individual's eligibility for these programs. PENALTIES:
2104(f) of the Cares Act states, in part, that if an individual has knowingly made, or caused to be made by another, a false statement or representation of a material fact, or knowingly has failed, or caused another to fail, to disclose a material fact, and as a result of such false The individual shall be ineligible to receive further MEUC. The individual shall be subject to criminal prosecution under 18 U.S.C. § 1001. The individual shall be required to repay the MEUC benefits including a 15% monetary penalty.

Anyone with questions or concerns regarding the above e-mail distribution should contact the PUA contact person at the call center.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/17 (Thu) 20:21
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Continued from #23.

I've also received an official announcement from Governor Ige, so I'll post the link.
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http://labor.hawaii.gov/blog/news/dlir-launches-mixed-earner-unemployment-compensation-meuc-program/?fbclid=IwAR21TgYm2v4OlOSgVDPXuUkF4loCahha7Uf_gZYpNsTbuUiLfzeeS_0-jlo

• cookie
• 2021/06/20 (Sun) 08:50
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I am a UI recipient, but I was also a sole proprietor, so I received an email for MEUC.
I proceeded to apply and found that
the requirement is that I must have received UI and PEUC from December 27, 2020, and
in my case, although I applied for the 1st PEUC in November after my UI ended,
I had over 7 months of UI overpayment and the 1st PEUC I have been in a situation where my first PEUC has not been working at all for more than 7 months due to UI overpayment,
so I thought that I do not fit into this eligibility period.
I think I will call you on a weekday, but
I know you may be one of the few here, but
there were some people like me who are sole proprietors and
UI, PEUC recipients, so
please share the progress of this MEUC. I would be very happy if you could share the progress of this MEUC.
Please do so.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 19:15
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[About Fixed Term Employment Contract （ Limited Term Work ）]

I have seen several past cases of Fixed Term Employment Contracts so far, so I will share what I know about them.

Please read the following only on the assumption that the Overpayment is not due to illegal causes such as out-of-state stay filing, intentional overfiling, spoof filing, etc., but due to simple errors in paid leave reporting, etc., and "expected to be resolved eventually"!

"Your son started a 40 hour/week Federal job from mid-May through July, which is DISQUALIFIED because it exceeds his WBA, but he is going to keep filing because this job ends in mid-July."
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I suggest you get a certificate （ dated for the start and end of the work period, signed by the employer ） from HR at the Federal job that the work is for a limited time from mid-May through July. Or if you have a contract copy that contains similar information, that would still be fine. If you submit the certificate or contract copy to the UI office, it will not be misinterpreted as "Quit （ Quit ） yourself".

There have actually been quite a few cases in the past where a fixed-term employment contract was misunderstood as a "Quit" because the applicant did not submit a certificate or a copy of the contract on his/her own.

"But I'm behind on my pay for the Federal job, so I'm holding off on filing for three weeks. ？
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In conclusion, you will not lose your UI eligibility. In either case, you will need to update your UI account with the Federal Jobs Employer Update. The procedure for updating your employer information is the same as #301 in the "PEUC September Extension Program （ Third PEUC ）" topic.

You do not have to file weekly if your Federal work salary reliably exceeds your WBA or 40-hour work week （ but you do need to update your employer information addition ）. Some people file properly every week even if they exceed. Either is fine, the rest is up to the individual.

Last year, UI accounts were automatically suspended after a few months of not filing weekly.

"If you choose to file weekly for WBA or Federal payroll even if you exceed 40 hours per week"
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Are you in a position to file weekly even with Pending due to overpayments ？ If you can If so, you should file weekly for hours worked and labor income for the week without waiting for your paycheck to be deposited. If you do not know your weekly labor income, I think you can ask HR and they will find it out for you.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 19:38
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Postscript.

Part-time is a layoff, so Job Search activity is required. However, I can't find an answer on the Job Search website as to whether or not you need to do a Job Search while working more than 40 hours per week on a fixed-term contract with WBA, so please ask the call center about that.

• alohawaii
• 2021/06/15 (Tue) 08:30
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Sunset

Thank you very much for your kind response, I will pass it on as soon as possible.

I think many people have been saved by Sunset's wealth of knowledge and personality.
I am filled with gratitude, thank you very much.

• 日本の切手
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 10:47
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Thank you for your prompt reply. You are right, I was worried about the need for a return postage stamp.
Since it is a document to a government agency, they don't seem to accept money orders.
I have no family in Japan, so I have no one to buy it for me ….

• alamoana
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 11:41
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There are Japanese stamps, worth 650 yen.

• 日本の切手
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 16:32
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Alamoana, I have sent you a message. Best regards.

• AlaMoana
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• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 21:36
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I am very sorry, could you please resend the message? Thank you very much.