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My wife is Brazilian. Her father died a few years ago, followed by her mom 2 years ago. Her sister sold the house and wants to send my wife her half. It's Brazil, so the sale of a house is not what we'd be accustomed to here. My wife's share is about $10,000 USD.

What's the process of receiving that kind of cash from a family member outside the country? I'm sure there are fees but I'd like to pay as little fees as possible.

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Wire.

But maybe I don't understand what you are asking.




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Wire or have them draw a check on a US bank in Brazil, then cash or deposit in US.
 
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Bank wire.

Call your wife's bank and ask them for "wire instructions". They should give you a sheet with the specific routing and account number, name of the bank and recipient, and the bank's address that should show up on whatever computer system banks use for wires.

Then, you give that sheet to your wife's sister in Brazil, and have her go to the bank and give the instruction sheet to the banker there, and they arrange to have the money sent.
 
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what about a paypal gift?
 
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Have them go to their bank and say: "I'd like to initiate a wire request".
They will need to bring your bank's routing number and your account number.



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She's not just a broad, she's your sister-in-law. Have some respect.


I agree with having the bank wire the money. Make sure it is done as a wire, not just an ACH transfer, the ACH can be clawed back. In fact, just to be safe, open a new account at your bank to accept the wire. Once it arrives, transfer to whatever account you want to use and then close the account that received the funds.



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She's not just a broad, she's your sister-in-law. Have some respect.
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LOL that's funny.




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Thanks guys. I just didn't know if there was any laws that slap fees on international bank wires. I'm not a politician, so I'm not familiar with international accounts and such. I don't know if Brazil or the US cuts any off the top to get your money.

She mentioned possibly bringing it on her next visit but isn't there a limit on how much cash you can bring on an international flight? I don't like that option, especially if the flight originates in Brazil. She may not make it on the plane if she does that.

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Nigerian barrister's specialize in this kind of thing. Wink
 
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Typical bank fee for a wire is $40. That is waived for Really Good Customers usually.

Currency exchange is what it is. The most efficient way is wire.

There is no tax on these. You must report currency in or out of the country of $10,000 or more, I think it is. Currency moving in that part of the world is suspicious, and what do you do with currency once it is safely here, assuming it makes it? How much is the travel?




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this might help https://smartasset.com/checkin...ge-wire-transfer-fee


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Nothing, just a wire fee....usually $40-60, an the sending bank charges a little, some intermediary bank takes a little for exchanging the money, and your bank takes a little. Have her wire the money under $10k and tell the IRS it is a gift from her sister, which it is technically.
 
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If it is over 10K, your bank will file a currency transaction report, which is nothing at all, unless you start getting 10K two or three times a week, and someone at the ATF begins to wonder why. For a one time transfer, so what?




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If it is over 10K, your bank will file a currency transaction report, which is nothing at all, unless you start getting 10K two or three times a week, and someone at the ATF begins to wonder why. For a one time transfer, so what?


You might be thinking SARs or UARs. Receipt and initiating wires aren't CTR reportable events. If you deposit the threshold amount of cash to make a wire or withdraw the threshold amount of cash in receiving a wire, that's what triggers a CTR event. In this case, for a one off event such as this, he will be good to go.
 
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I got this buddy in Nigeria that can help you out. He is about to wire me $12.2 million from an relative I never even knew I had. Just send them a copy of DL, SS Card, and a few other essential bits of tax info and they should get you all set up.



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It is likely to trigger... as the threshold is now $8,000.
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so what? if its a legitimate event that means nothing.


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I got this buddy in Nigeria that can help you out. He is about to wire me $12.2 million from an relative I never even knew I had. Just send them a copy of DL, SS Card, and a few other essential bits of tax info and they should get you all set up.

Man, what a coincidence.



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If it is over 10K, your bank will file a currency transaction report, which is nothing at all, unless you start getting 10K two or three times a week, and someone at the ATF begins to wonder why. For a one time transfer, so what?


You might be thinking SARs or UARs. Receipt and initiating wires aren't CTR reportable events. If you deposit the threshold amount of cash to make a wire or withdraw the threshold amount of cash in receiving a wire, that's what triggers a CTR event. In this case, for a one off event such as this, he will be good to go.


I didn't know that. Thanks.

Even if there is a CTR, who cares?




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