Ex landlord wont return phone calls?
What's going on here is you need to GROW UP and start taking responsibility for your actions. Be a man and decide which woman you want in your life, the mother of your child or someone who will tolerate you cheating on her with the mother of your child. You have a responsibility to this baby and his mother - not just child support, although that is very important! I can't say as I blame her for cutting all ties with you at least until you figure out what you're going to do with your life. If you don't show an interest in the infant at the age of 4 months, how will justify the rest of his life - not being there for his first steps, his first word, the first time he plays a little league game...these childhood "firsts" come and go so quickly and where will you have been? Flaking off with some other female? Keep your pants zipped until you figure out what's important in your life - I hope for your sake and your son's that you do this quickly so you can become the dad he needs, can be proud of, and look up to with some respect. Good luck.
Unfortunately, yes, you are.Your bank statement contains the following useful information to fraudsters:Your name and addressYour bank balance and spending habitsWhere you bank and your account numberThere are various ways scammers can exploit this info. The most common/easy way is to simply print and write fraudulent checks in your name. It's easy to obtain the routing number for an account if you know where the individual lives and the bank they use. And there's even a website that scammers can use to anonymously withdraw money from your account with just your name + account & routing number and a working e-mail address.The other information could be used for more elaborate fraud and to even obtain your SSN and card number with a little social engineering.If you suspect that someone untrustworthy has come into this information, you could contact one of the three credit bureaus (Equifax, TransUnion and Experian) and put a 90 day fraud alert on your credit profile, which will require additional verification for new accounts or account changes to be made in your name. But to protect against check fraud, you simply have to monitor your statements closely or otherwise change your account number.At the heart of this problem are "demand drafts" used by telemarketers and others who cash remotely written checks, as well as generally lax security practices/regulations protecting against check fraud.Here's a good news article that covers the topic: Easy check fraud technique draws scrutiny.
If your parents do not provide you with the required information, you will not receive any financial aid.I agree that it's a lot of work, but if you want the university to spend tens of thousands of dollars on you, you should be willing to spend some time and fill the CSS profile.If your parents can afford to spend $300,000 on your undergraduate education, do not bother filling the CSS profile because you will not receive any financial aid.Unfortunately, you will not qualify to receive financial aid if your parents are not cooperative. You need to realize that you are not doing the university a favor by filling the CSS profile. The university is doing you a favor by offering you money.After you apply, some universities will ask you to submit your parents’ income tax documents.If your parents do not want to provide you with the required information, you can apply to state universities that you can afford. Most state universities do not offer financial aid to international students.Good luck!
Hii Friend, How do I ask HR to send in the offer letter ?Request To Provide Offer LetterFrom "Muzokh" :Hi AllI have given an interview on Skype last week & selected and they told me that they will send me the letter next week but I didn't receive any letter. so that I am thinking to send them a request to send me an offer as per discussion but i am very confused how to write it or request it ,could you please send me the format. Thanks26th August 2011 From Canada, ReginaM.SAYEED 72Dear Muzokh,You need to send follow up email/Letter to the HR DeptSample belowTo - HR DeptCompany NameDear Sir,Subject: - Request for offer Letter for Position ()I have been interviewed with you on (date) for the position of (Tittle) this email is just a follow up, if there is any more information you may need.As per discussion you advice that I m going to receive an offer letter by weekend, but still I have not received.So can you please assist me to have an offer letter or if you need further information please let me know.I am interested to work for your company and believe that I would be a better fit for the position. Your consideration in this regard would be appreciated.Awaitng your response,Thank youRegards,28th August 2011 From Kuwait, HawalliThank you
What can happen if you are caugth for lying on Child support papers and Lied to get gov. assistance?
What can happen if you r found for lying on child support papers n lying about your income to get medical? So I am going to court in 3 weeks for child support. I received my documents that I submitted and my x-gf submitted. I was going over her documents and noticed she said that she stated that she makes no income; however, has $1500 dollars in expenses. Then she goes on and doesn’t list any source of income. To me this is very strange. Also she didn’t mention anything about her house that she owns or her Jaguar that was paid in cash a year ago for 20k. She purchased her house back in 06, and makes a monthly payment of 1800dollars a month. I have the deed to her house that cleary show she is the owner. That is 3300 dollars in monthly outflow, but dosen't work? When you sign on the child support papers it clearly states, “I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the California that the information contained on all pages of this form and any attachments is true and correct.” I would like to know, if she is going to be charged for perjury, and who will pursue this? Also, I would like to note, this is the same woman that is collecting Medi-Cal and Wick both government assistance. How did she pull that off in the state of California with owning a house and all her assets? Isn’t that fraud? I know she didn't even mention her house or her Jaguar to them, she lied about that because she told me awhile back. I have no problem with paying child support, however, when she is abusing our system and then lying on legal documents, to get more money out of me, I’m sorry but a line has to be drawn. What can happen, who will look into this? Will she go to jail (God Forbid, but this is the same woman that I found out has been working as an escort, I found an email saying how much she charges but dates back to 06, will that suffice as evidence) I am seeking joint custody, should I just go for full custody, her daughter from her previous marriage is already traumatized because her mom would always drop her off at night, I know I am asking several questions here, but please help me out. . .
Threaten to harm him physically and if he still does not pay - do it.Just kidding. Are you a bank? If not - then what the hell are you doing lending money?It's never a good idea to lend money to friends. Ever. If they are good - just give the money and don't expect it back. See why they need money and help there. If they are not that close - don't give at all. Actually lending money to your friends would just ruin your friendship.Now back to your situation: I don't think you have any recourse in your situation. In the financial world it's call: unsecured credit. This means you don't have any leverage to get your money back. Contrast that with a secure credit backed by some asset, let's say your friend’s watch. If he does not pay you - you can just keep the watch. But that's just how financial world works - it's crazy to think of that ko kind of a transaction between friends.Courts won't work: most likely you will waste time, money, whatever friendship you may have left - and you still won't have your money back.So we are back to: don't play a bank when you are not. Forget about the current debt (“write it off” as your life lesson). Help your friends as much as you can - but in the future don't lend them money. It will be better for them and you.
DO NOT break up the payment into multiple deposits. This is called “structuring”, and it is illegal even if you are not doing anything else illegal. Seriously. A former speaker of the house of Representatives went to federal prison for this, even though he was not convicted of any other crime.A single deposit of $10,000 is not suspicious. Deposits of that size happen all the time for all kinds of innocent reasons.And even if it were, it would not be reported by the bank. The bank only must report cash transactions or suspicious patterns. When considering whether transactions are suspicious, they tend to err on the side of staying out of their customers’ business. They will say: “Are we required to report this? No? Okay then.”So lets say they did report it to FinCen. The authorities would put it in the archive and forget about it. They have better things to investigate than kids getting checks from their parents.But let’s suppose that it was “red flagged”. FinCen would request information from all your bank accounts, and discover that you are probably not an international criminal money-laundering operation. The IRS would see that the deposit came from a family member, who paid taxes on it.But lets say you were audited. Contrary to myth, an audit is often not a big deal. You send the IRS copies of everything, and give them an explanation for why your $10k deposit was not reportable. That’s the end of it. A small hassle, but you don’t avoid it by illegal structuring.
I don't want to give a landlord my Social Security Number...?
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and I don't feel comfortable giving out my SSN to landlords when applying for appartments. I work for the city so it's not like I can't pass one... I just don't trust a landlord with that along with more reasonable things like name, DOB, etc where if they were crooked they could easily use to take out debt in my name. I just don't see the reason for it. I have a very unique name (there's only two people including me with my name in the US) so it's not like I'm John Smith or anything here. I have a well established good credit and a week old credit report with all 3 reporting agencies & FICO score which I am furnishing (with everything but the last 4 digits of my SSN black out). Plus, these days you can do a background check with only name and DOB. And when they ask for info on bank accounts and credit card numbers.... that's really fishy to me. Why do they ask that stuff? Is it acceptable to give a copy of my CA ID instead that way they have something to trace to me and prove that I can legally be there without giving my SSN?
I don't want to give a landlord my Social Security Number...?
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and I don't feel comfortable giving out my SSN to landlords when applying for appartments. I work for the city so it's not like I can't pass one... I just don't trust a landlord with that along with more reasonable things like name, DOB, etc where if they were crooked they could easily use to take out debt in my name. I just don't see the reason for it. I have a very unique name (there's only two people including me with my name in the US) so it's not like I'm John Smith or anything here. I have a well established good credit and a week old credit report with all 3 reporting agencies & FICO score which I am furnishing (with everything but the last 4 digits of my SSN black out). Plus, these days you can do a background check with only name and DOB. And when they ask for info on bank accounts and credit card numbers.... that's really fishy to me. Why do they ask that stuff? Is it acceptable to give a copy of my CA ID instead that way they have something to trace to me and prove that I can legally be there without giving my SSN?