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YTMND
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 Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2013 4:36 pm Post subject: Giving overseas address during legal procedures back home |
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My attorney is asking me for my address overseas because they need to file in court. However, as these jobs are only set up for 1 year usually and anything could go wrong before then I feel it unwise to give my address here. When the legal proceeding is done, I could easily be finished with my job here and at a different location.
I don't want things sent to a different address and have to backtrack employers. Not only that, the employer wouldn't even be the person to contact. I would eventually need to get in contact with the landlord and hope they or the new tenant didn't throw out whatever was sent.
Has anybody been in the same kind of situation? How did you resolve it? I am from the US. |
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Lucas
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YTMND
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| Lucas wrote: |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-office_box
Does Korea have these? ^
If so maybe invest in one? |
You don't understand. I don't want to be connected overseas. I am in China, and I have been to Japan and Korea. I plan on going to India. So, I don't want someone in the US sending something to a previous location.
This would mean either I would have to go back to the country or find some way to pass the potato to my new address. I would rather it just stay in the US. I don't need it. I don't even know why they are requesting it other than it is "procedure". |
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