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Living in the US

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Introduction
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Part 1 Travel alerts
Part 2 Complaints
Part 3 Emergency and crisis
Part 4 Disasters
Part 5 Living in the US
Part 6 Fraud

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Part 1 Travel alerts
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General
• Travel advisories travel.state.gov - Click HERE
• COVID-19 travel recommendations - Click HERE
• Quarantine requirements upon arrival - Click HERE
• Health department for travel guidance - Click HERE
• COVID-19 updates - Click HERE

Airlines
• American Airlines - Click HERE
• Cathay Pacific - Click HERE
• Korean Air - Click HERE
• Singapore Airlines - Click HERE
• United Airlines - Click HERE

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Part 2 Complaints
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General
• Car related complaints - Click HERE
• Law enforcement officers/judges - Click HERE
• Mail service - Call 1-800-ASK-USPS or click HERE

Housing
• Rental listing scams - Click HERE
• Housing discrimination in California - Click HERE
• Housing discrimination in Boston - Click HERE
• Housing discrimination in NYC - Click HERE
• Housing discrimination in New Jersey - Click HERE

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Part 3 Emergency and crisis
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In the US, the official emergency number is 911. For non-emergency inquiries or requests, participants may dial 311.

• Emergency situations - 911
• Non-emergency city services and information - 311

If you are in crisis or emergencies, get immediate help:

• Suicide and Crisis Lifeline - Call/text 988 or click HERE
• National Sexual Assault Hotline - Call 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or click HERE
• SAMHSA national helpline - Click HERE or call 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
• https://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/ - Click HERE

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Part 4 Disasters
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Disaster can strike within seconds, during any time of the day or night, without warning. In the US, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is responsible for disaster response planning.

• Information from Homeland Security - Click HERE
• Learn how to prepare for and recover from disasters - Click HERE
• Emergency preparedness and response - Click HERE
• Get help right away if you suspect a poisoning - Click HERE
• Get help on oil spills, chemical, biological and more - Click HERE
• Explore these free materials about fire safety - Click HERE
• For assistance - Click HERE
• For recovery - Click HERE

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Part 5 Living in the US
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• State-ID or driver’s license - Click HERE
• File tax returns - Click HERE
• Apply for Social Security Card - Click HERE
• Send mail and packages - Click HERE
• Locate health centers - Click HERE
• Find the government services and information - Click HERE
• Federal agency for America’s housing needs - Click HERE
• Register National Do Not Call Registry - Click HERE

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Part 6 Fraud
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• Report online or internet-enabled crime to the IC3
• Report fraud to FTC - Click HERE
• Report to FTC for counterfeit checks
• Report ID theft to FTC and get a recovery plan - Click HERE
• Report counterfeit crime to the US Currency Education Program - Click HERE
• Check out IRS scams, Microsoft scams, Apple scams
• Check out fcc.gov/robocalls for block calls

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