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2009/1/28 21:27
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A friend of mine borrowed money from me last august and he promised to pay me back this month but now he changed his contact number and all i know he's somewhere in Mie Ken. Does the immigration office can help me with this matter?
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by rusty reyes (guest)
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Rusty,
What has Immigration got to do with it? They won't divulge personal information about people. If it's a legal matter, you should hire a lawyer.
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by Dave in Saitama (guest)
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If your friend is not an overstayer then Immigration will not be interested. Your friend has not actually committed a crime, so the authorities have no reason to help you. They certainly won't give out his personal information to you.
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by Sira (guest)
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Why not consult about it anyway? Talk to the Koban, or free consulting services in foreign languages available at city halls and ward offices.
On a related note however, in Japan we say, "Don't lend money unless you're prepared to give it away." At least you should've had a guarantor sign the written acknowledgment of the debt.
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by Uco (guest)
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