Despite having correct vaxx documentation, you might be required to get one at a land border crossing as part of their special “officers’ revenue enhancement program” if you get what I mean.
I sent a letter to the IRS in the USA. I did not contact the embassy in Manila. It took them about three weeks to confirm the cancellation on the My SS website and with a letter in reply.
You can drop Part B easily with no special conditions, other than you must accept the consequences of doing so, if you later need Part B but don’t have it.
There is no effect on your SS disbursement, other than there is no deduction to cover Part B.
I dropped Part B because I never will return to the USA, so I’ll never have an opportunity to use it. I’d rather put the money into health insurance usable in the country I actually live in.
But you’d be out of your mind to take advice from a Facebook group on something this important. You can verify this information and read specific instructions on how to cancel on the official USA medicare.gov website, and I encourage you to do so.
You certainly woke up on the judgemental side of the bed this morning. Since you’re claiming to be a compassionate person, I would hope you might have learned to argue a point instead of sarcasticly attacking another person’s character in your first breath.
I guess you skipped the day in Compassion School where they discussed the evils of ad hominem attacks.
I hope we never meet up as well. I have little patience with judgemental hypocrites, and you sound a lot like one.
To the best of my knowledge, there isn’t a person here who has an ability to impact the exchange rate by even one Satong.
There is no lack of compassion in celebrating one’s own good fortune in circumstances where one had zero control over outcomes.
Given the state of the world today, with cruel injustice everywhere, you would have us all in a continual state of scowling self-denial, if not full-on self-flagellation.
But virtue-signaling has its limits, and even the most compassionate among us are permitted to celebrate from time to time. Lighten up, Francis!