I want to fly to hawaii and I have a green card and a valid united states drivers license. Will those two things be enough to get through? Also, would I need the actual card or can I just have copies of all of my legal papers?
Like they said above, all you need is your driver_s license. Hawaii is part of the US not another country. If you feel like you need to take your papers, it would be best to take the actual card, BUT KEEP IT IN A SAFE PLACE!! When you_re at the airport, they look at your ticket and your DL/Passport and make sure its really you and then after all the security you get on the plane, fly to Hawaii and have fun. :)All you need is a driver_s license, but once you get here make sure to register with the Honolulu Police Department and your country_s embassy. HPD will require a blood sample, so be prepared.
Also, don_t forget to exchange your money for Hawaiian money. You can do this at any money exchange counter at the Honolulu Airport.
Hawaii state law also requires you to wear an aloha shirt every Friday, so be sure to buy several pairs before you come.Don_t pay attention to Ari. Everything he says after _All you need is your driver_s license_ is a lie. Going to Hawaii from the mainland US is like going from California to Arizona. You do have to go through an agricultural inspection on the way back (they x-ray your bags looking for plants or fruits/vegetables that you can_t import to the mainland). But, Hawaii is just another state in the union, and anyone currently in the United States legally can come and go there freely.Hawaii is a US state, just like New York and Florida. All you need to fly from the mainland to Hawaii is your US driving license.
http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/a��
If you fly from another country to Hawaii you need your _green card_ and your passport.
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Hope you have a good trip!Hawaii is part of the US! All you need is a valid state ID. and you_re ready to go..
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