Ask for a application form and the questionaire at the immigration desk than you need:
1) Copy of your spouse's Koseki Tohon (family registration)
2) An Employment Cerificate, Authorised Business certificate or company registration certificate.
3) Income-tax payment ceritificate, Witholding income tax slip. or Declaration of income tax return.
4) Gaijin card
5) Jumin-Hyo (resident certificate)
6) Passport
5. what's a Jumin-hyo?
Actually, foreigners don't have a juuminhyou (ツ住窶督ッ窶「[). Go ahead and get your wife's, though. What you'll need from the city hall is your ナ?Oツ坂?伉人窶徙ヒ弯ツ湘倪?督セツ鞘? (gaikokujin touroku shoumeisho), the printed one, not your card.
I can't imagine why some website told you that you need a document that under Japanese law you can't even get.
Use whats on the forms now, but make sure you mail is being forwarded so you get the letter from immigration telling you the paperwork is done.
Don't chnage a thing. If the address is the same as your wife, you won't have a problem. If you change your address on your alien card your wife will have to change her address on her jumin-hyo, which is something that should be avoided.Just a question the address on my alien registration card and my wife her Jumin-Hyo have the same address (which is the address of my wife her parents the Honseki), but we have our own apartment on a different address is that a big problem?
and do you think I should change that before I apply for my visa renewal or do you think that I can do that right after I renewed my visa.
should ask your wife, she'll know what to do and you should research more on what documents you need to live in japan. also keep a copy of all your documents.
Ahh crap... The least you could do is tell what you did in the end?Old thread... don't know why it's being bumped up, but thanks for the help lol.