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Old 13-06-2016, 09:43   #61
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Re: Do You Report Your Movements to Social Security

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I have little to add that could be "new" information for this thread.

Like others, we have our SS funds directly deposited in a US credit union.
Like others, we keep the Saint Brendans Isle residence.
Like others, we spend significant time out of the country without initiating a notice.
Like others, we clear Customs & Immigration with our passports leaving a record.

I don't have any concerns with this. I can state with confidence that I will not be reporting my death!
So you have not lost your citizenship yet?
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Old 13-06-2016, 14:45   #62
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So you have not lost your citizenship yet?
Of course not! 'for what reason and by what means?
.... the sky is not falling!
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Old 13-06-2016, 14:49   #63
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Gee you yanks can be paranoid
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Old 13-06-2016, 14:51   #64
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Re: Do You Report Your Movements to Social Security

why should anyone out of country while receiving social security income of any kind be in danger of loss of citizenship?? since when did usa become so stringent and dictatorial that it is mandatory to report movements to big brother??
so far, we have not gotten that far.
gods know how much longer this will last.
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Old 13-06-2016, 15:11   #65
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why should anyone out of country while receiving social security income of any kind be in danger of loss of citizenship?? since when did usa become so stringent and dictatorial that it is mandatory to report movements to big brother??
so far, we have not gotten that far.
gods know how much longer this will last.
Actually for any foreign nationals in your country on a cruising permit you're already there. Maybe you average citizens are not far behind.


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Old 13-06-2016, 16:01   #66
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Re: Do You Report Your Movements to Social Security

May i remind you all that you are slaves and your owner wishes to know your whereabouts at all times.. The wall that confines you is money...
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May i remind you all that you are slaves and your owner wishes to know your whereabouts at all times.. The wall that confines you is money...
Well, actually its not the money, its the wife.
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Old 13-06-2016, 17:25   #68
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Gee you yanks can be paranoid
If you havent seen the news on Trump, maybe you should. Im actually relucant to discuss his ideas as my comments are now public record. I dont know when they might come back to bite me. Paranoid, no, increasinly distrustful of our "free" society, yes!
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As someone mentioned many pages earlier it is about "Proof of life"

There is a huge amount of fraud in the system. Quite a few dead folks get payments here in the States and abroad.

A PO Box and a local bank in the same zip code has worked well. We spend the winters in the Bahamas and have never mentioned it to SSA.

I do wonder how SSA will know when I have "Passed on" ....I suspect a certificate of death would generate a flag in the system.
If your crew or wife throw you overboard and the sharks eat you, then no one will know....unless it is reported to local authorities and then they will ultimately get that info to a US gov. agency.. Had a friend die in Thailand. Hospital reports to police....police finds passport....reports to consulate...then gets reported to USA gov. agencies....and SS ....and then they stop SS checks...and freeze bank account ( if payments are going into one) ...and get back their money that was paid after death.
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They don't stamp your passport unless you ask for it..
They don't have to stamp it.... you pass in or out of Oz ... the social security mob knows about it.

My situation... all I get from the 'Strayan Guvment is cheap pills and somewhat less than $1000 a year cos the Ranga stuffed up with her carbon tax thingo a few years back.

Until the not too distant past if I was out of Australia for more than 45 days I would get an email saying I had to front 'Centrelink'... the local social security mob ... when I arrived back and do a bit of grovelling .

Having figured how many hours were being lost dealing with the likes of me it is now 90 days... but then the rules upon re-entry have all changed esp the treatment of assets .... after 12 months away your family home is no longer your residence but an asset etc etc.

I blame it on the Lebs and the 2006 war....
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If your crew or wife throw you overboard and the sharks eat you, then no one will know....unless it is reported to local authorities and then they will ultimately get that info to a US gov. agency.. Had a friend die in Thailand. Hospital reports to police....police finds passport....reports to consulate...then gets reported to USA gov. agencies....and SS ....and then they stop SS checks...and freeze bank account ( if payments are going into one) ...and get back their money that was paid after death.
I have a very small private UK pension... every three or four years I get a letter.... just making sure I am still alive...
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Well, actually its not the money, its the wife.
Well then it IS the money.

A man can tell a wife, look we can stay in this dirt rathole in timbuktu, OR, you see that 790ft thing over there in the water, the one with three coffee-can looking things coming out of the top? I can buy that right now and its all yours, together with 40 stewards of your own who will take you anywhere you want to go. Choose.

Of course its the money. Its always the money.
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Gee you yanks can be paranoid
Right! We are idiots, no reason at all to be paranoid about anything. We're just spoilt, too much high living on McD and KFC. Went to our brains.
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If you havent seen the news on Trump, maybe you should. Im actually relucant to discuss his ideas as my comments are now public record. I dont know when they might come back to bite me. Paranoid, no, increasinly distrustful of our "free" society, yes!
I dont speak for the group but as far as im concerned say anything you want. Im more interested in solving a problem than being politically correct. Who has the time left?
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This thread brings up a question. Money...wives....husbands....duty...choices....loo k, all in all is a sailor better off being single or married?
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