Do I have to fill in a visa entry form for entry to USA?|163519

Hello!

I_m from the UK with a machine readable passport and is planning to go to NY to meet up my boyfriend and stay overnight to catch a plane to Boston the very next day. Then fly back to NY to do some serious shopping! However, do I have to fill in a visa entry form for each trip from UK to NY, NY to Boston and Boston to NY. Sorry for any confusion I may have caused.

No. You only need to complete the Immigration form when you enter the USA on the flight from the UK to New York.


http://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/visitin��


Flights between NY and Boston are domestic flights and while everyone has to show ID at check-in _ security you don_t leave the USA on the trip.

Hope you have a great time!

You need to fill in a green visa waiver, and this apparently needs to be done 3 days in advance now.

Don_t forget your soul. They_ll be asking for that as you enter the _Constitution-free_ zone, that is the border.

Are there hotels in Los Angeles that do not have the 21 yr old age requirement?|181868

I_ll be 18 soon and i was planning a trip. I would like to stay at the Renaissance Montura Hotel in Los Angeles, but I could not find the age requirement there anywhere.

It_s unlikely that they would allow anyone under 21, especially around New Years Eve.

If you are traveling to the area (more than 150 miles from home) sometimes they will make an exception if you can prove that you_re not local with your drivers license. Basically, they want to keep _locals_ out because that is generally just a party.

You would need to call a few hotels and talk to the front desk manager and get confirmation before you book the reservation.

18 is the legal age in California to sign a contract, so you shouldn_t have a problem! Why don_t you call them first?

What are some good vacation spots in the midwest?|191606

my mom wants to go on vacation this spring and she wants to stay in the midwest reigon.

do you know any good cities to go to where we will have lots to do?

if so can you list them and list the things that the city has to offer?

Well, the crown jewel of the midwest is Chicago - lots to do there, including plays, blues and jazz, great parks, terrific museums, wonderful food...

If not Chicago, then you might consider Milwaukee, which is a very underrated city; Minneapolis/St. Paul; and St. Louis.