Visit to Hawaii

[Navyk 78]

Hi VJers, on getting CR1 visa, my wife joined me in November and we got her Green Card in December. We are planning to go to Hawaii in March and would like to the document we need to take with us.

Thanks for your help.

[Noah Lot 391]

Hi VJers, on getting CR1 visa, my wife joined me in November and we got her Green Card in December. We are planning to go to Hawaii in March and would like to the document we need to take with us.

Thanks for your help.

I believe that Hawaii is still part of the United States of America, thus no special documentation is required to travel to that destination.

[Sunny123 44]

Hi VJers, on getting CR1 visa, my wife joined me in November and we got her Green Card in December. We are planning to go to Hawaii in March and would like to the document we need to take with us.

Thanks for your help.

Hawaii's our 50th state. But it would be a good idea to have their green card and passport on them.

[Harsh_77 718]

You don't need any special document(visa) to visit Hawaii.

All you need is a DL to get on the flight.

on safer side carry your GC in case if you asked to prove you are legally present in US.

[ryna 132]

Hawaii's our 50th state. But it would be a good idea to have their green card and passport on them.

Green Card, yes, because you are supposed to carry it at all times (not to open that debate but it's a little difficult to retrieve it quickly from Hawaii unless you live there).

Passport, no reason to carry it (and risk losing it).

As long as you have a gov't issued ID (GC and/or DL) and a plane ticket with a matching name, you are all set.

[Sunny123 44]

Green Card, yes, because you are supposed to carry it at all times (not to open that debate but it's a little difficult to retrieve it quickly from Hawaii unless you live there).

Passport, no reason to carry it (and risk losing it).

As long as you have a gov't issued ID (GC and/or DL) and a plane ticket with a matching name, you are all set.

according to the delta's website you need either a drivers license, passport, or military ID

http://www.delta.com/traveling_checkin/travel_tips/index.jsp

[ryna 132]

according to the delta's website you need either a drivers license, passport, or military ID

http://www.delta.com..._tips/index.jsp

If you don't have anything else (DL or state ID) then yes, a passport is fine. Otherwise, I personally wouldn't carry my passport around during domestic travel (especially a foreign passport that would be more difficult to replace from within the U.S.) but that's just me.