Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• Bogey
• 2023/02/19 (Sun) 11:48
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https://www12.honolulu.gov/specialplates/Default.asp
You can apply through this website.
You can change your number even during the loan process.
You can enter any number you like (up to 6 alphabetical or numeric digits) and it will tell you if the number is available or not. If the number you like is available, you can apply for it by credit card by paying a fee of about $30 on the web.
You will receive an email when your plate is ready (about 2 ， 3 months from now), so you can either print the email and bring it to the satellite in Ala Moana with the resist, or send the print, resist and a check for the amount you need (about $5) to the DMV and they will mail it to you at a later date. They will send it to you by mail at a later date.

• ハワイLife
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• 2023/02/19 (Sun) 16:01
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Dear Bogey users

Thank you for your reply.
Actually, someone emailed me directly after this post and I was able to apply for the plate.
The price has now increased to ＄ 60.
Thank you all for your kindness.
Again, one more thing if you don't mind.
I know that I will bring the resist paper when I get the call, but can I have the resist sticker with the old license plate number changed to the resist sticker with the new license plate number ？

and can I keep the old license plate number by myself? ？
I want to keep the license plate I bought when I sell my car.
Also, there is an annual fee ＄ of 60, right? If I don't keep paying it, the license plate I bought will not be mine forever, right?
How can the license plates that are often sold in souvenir shops be made like that ？

If you know anything about this, please post it.

• Bogey
• 2023/02/20 (Mon) 11:36
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You will also receive a new resist when the new plates are mailed. The sticker is enclosed as well, so don't worry.
You will have to replace the plate yourself when you receive it, so please apply the sticker at that time.
You can keep the old plate if you are not requested to return it. I gave mine as a souvenir to a friend who came to visit from Japan.

When you buy a new car, you can ask the dealer to keep your license plate number.
You can also do it yourself.
If you bring the registry and plates to the satellite in Ala Moana and tell them you want to keep them, they will keep them for up to 60 days and give you a plate with a different number, the registry for that number, and a certificate of custody for your plates.
When the new car is registered, you can take the new car's resist and plate and your plate deposit slip to the satellite and get your plate and resist on the spot.

• ハワイLife
• 2023/02/20 (Mon) 16:58
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Dear Bogey

Thank you very much for your kindness.
I couldn't easily find it by searching, so
your information was very helpful.
Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to reply.

• nuiloamama
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 01:16
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If you're looking for the original teabag's, Walmart has them.
I bought them about 2 months ago.
I think they were $ 19.99 for a pack of 20.
I have never seen the round tube ones.

They used to be sold at catch usa, but
I think they moved somewhere from Ohana Place in Ward.

• moko
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• 2022/12/30 (Fri) 10:11
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Dear nuiloamama2022,
Which corner did you find it in ？ I went to the corner where coffee and tea are sold a few days ago, but I couldn't find it, and I also looked all around the medicine section of the pharmacy …. I would appreciate it if you could tell me if it is in a different corner.

• nuiloamama
• 2022/12/31 (Sat) 00:27
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I bought mine in the
tea section of the Walmart in Kearmok. It is in the Herbal Tea section.

I just checked the site and the Kea Mok store is sold out, but
you can order and pick up at the Kea Mok store.
I'll paste the site.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Jason-Winters-Original-Blend-Herbal-Tea-20-Count/2572294911?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=101239754&adid=22222222228000000000&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=42423897272&wl4=aud-393207457166:pla-51320962143&wl5=9032811&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=668288652&wl11=online&wl12=2572294911&veh=sem&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5OSS-NGj_AIVADatBh3Xqgh4EAQYDSABEgJbXfD_BwE

• imuk
• 2023/02/19 (Sun) 22:02
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Aloha

• Oreo
• 2023/02/07 (Tue) 10:50
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Kaimuki Animal clinic is recommended. Some days there are doctors who can speak Japanese. They are very good at surgery when the need arises. We have many dogs, and we are always grateful for their help.
I live nearby and can volunteer to interpret for you if necessary.

• Bull.co
• 2023/02/14 (Tue) 21:58
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Oreo

Thank you for your response😊
I had never heard of Animal Clinic before ！ If you're good at surgery, I'm sure I'll feel safe ✨ ✨ I appreciate the interpretation when the time comes 🙏 I'll look into it right away ☺️

• ペレ
• 2023/01/30 (Mon) 18:15
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Just recently someone I know received a non-starred license for 8 years as a transfer from a Japanese license. He entered on an esta, owns real estate in Hawaii, and submitted the following documents: Japanese driver's license, driver's license background check (in Japanese and English, not sure of the name) to the consulate, I-94, electric bill, and a bank statement that was mailed to him.
I was surprised that someone who can only stay in Esta for 90 days can get a license valid for 8 years, while I, an E visa holder, can only get a license valid until the expiration of the stay permit on my I-94. The immigration lawyer told me that I could enter the U.S. and leave for even one day to a foreign country other than Canada before the 90th day and return again, and that there is no limit, so I could repeat that during the year ！. This was also a surprise.

• Zara 1120
• 2023/02/06 (Mon) 09:55
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I went there. I had collected various papers and brought them with me, but I had to go to the main office and ask for the Social Security number, because they don't have it here. I went to the main office and called them and they told me that it was no problem even if I didn't have a social security card. I will go to the main office in Waianae this week to make an appointment.
Thank you very much for your detailed information. I feel relieved.

• こーの字
• 2023/02/06 (Mon) 10:58
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Zara, thank you for the addendum.

I am glad to hear that you were not able to renew this time, but it seems possible before you return home at the main office. Waianae, it is a bit far, but please go there to enjoy the scenery.

I think there are some cases that cannot be done if it is a satellite office, so
you may have to call before you go there to confirm if it is a special case.
I think it will be helpful for those who will try next time.

• Zara 1120
• 2023/02/09 (Thu) 08:34
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I went to Wai'anae yesterday and was able to get an appointment right away and renew my driver's license without the star
It was valid for 4 years, all I needed was my passport and Hawaii license, everyone was very unfriendly and I had a bad experience, if you have the star you have to go to the social security office and go through the process to get it replaced. I am glad I was able to renew before it expired, the west is unique, there were homeless people all along the overseas.

• こーの字
• 2023/02/09 (Thu) 11:06
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I am glad to hear that you were able to renew your license successfully.

I would say that Waianae has its own culture, or it may be cold if you are new to someone from somewhere else. Maybe I got a sense of that. I think there are many people who are nice once you get to know them. Also, I think the homeless camps reflect the current situation in Hawaii.
Some people come here to be homeless on a one-way ticket from the mainland, others are homeless because they don't have a job locally, etc.
I think the circumstances are different.

• Halo
• 2023/02/08 (Wed) 04:52
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It depends on the contract. Like you have to pay for the rest of the term
In that case, if you can find yourself the next person to come in and get them to come in right after you leave, it's okay. If it's a military family or something, they can be transferred, so they can terminate the contract even in the middle of the contract. Anyway, it depends on what the contract says.
If you have to move out due to unforeseen circumstances, or if you have to move out due to unforeseen circumstances, you can talk to the landlord or management office
and see if they can help you.

• 契約
• 2023/02/08 (Wed) 12:21
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It is as written in the contract.

• ラン
• 2023/02/08 (Wed) 15:19
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Thank you.
I found a place with good conditions, but I think I will give up.

• カフェ・オレ
• 2023/01/25 (Wed) 12:46
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Casual Employment （ If you prefer part-time work ） as we call it in Japan, we recommend that you contact the school office of the school of your choice directly.
If you want to be a full-time state employee, it will take some time, but you can apply on the DOE website when applications come up.

• Job
• 2023/01/25 (Wed) 15:51
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Thank you very much ‼️
I will try my best ‼️
I was wondering if I could find these types of jobs (that don't require much education) only through referrals from people I know.

• グリーンカード保持者
• 2023/01/22 (Sun) 11:02
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I also applied for a green card while in the US, but I did not "marry and apply while in the US", so I think the case is different from GC's case.

I think this online forum is a good reference for the situation of other people who applied within the US.
https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/134-ir-1-cr-1-spouse-visa-case-filing-and-progress-reports/
The situation of others was very detailed at the time. I felt that it was a case-by-case basis as to when I could get a green card, as it depended greatly on how crowded the office where I applied was, and also on individual circumstances.

• こーの字
• 2023/01/22 (Sun) 14:10
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The following online form may also be a good approximation.
https://www.trackitt.com/usa-discussion-forums/usa-family-based

By the way, regarding #4, I used Advance Parole once, but I think the question was asked in a separate room. It was after about 2 weeks in Japan.

I am sure the process will be uneventful, but please don't spend too much time stressing over the processing time, which is the only thing the applicant cannot control.