namsbabe

Not necessarily.
If your bank in Korea has got you to sign the FACTA (US fed gov) forms, then it should be OK.

spouse of scouse

Not sure what a US federal government form has to do with a Brit moving back to the UK from South Korea?

namsbabe

because that's a consideration of moving money back and forth between countries. keep up...duuh!

spouse of scouse

Silly little person

namsbabe

silly is questioning a random point on a web forum - mostly based out of insecurity i bet.

BEVS

Whilst it is good you wish to help the OP could you please be mindful of your post tone and content to others per our BE Site Rule 1.
There is no need to be sharp or dismissive in that way at all . SoS was making an enquiry.

From what I can see the OP has no interests in the USofA. She is simply moving back from Korea to the UK. Not back and forth.

She has already received very sound and sage advice from those that have been there and done that. Perhaps best not to muddy the waters.

namsbabe

I responded to a stranger who was harsh to me.
that's all!!

BEVS

This is what was asked

That is a question.

This was your response for some reason.

of which there was no need.

- & I am seeing similar about the place.

As stated, I welcome your wish to help and advise posters from your own personal experience & knowledge but please be mindful of your post tone and content to others.

Thank you.

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