"She is staying with all of us. So her contact with Jeanette and Chihiro will not be diminished. That is not the problem. Tonight, when she sleeps, the question is where?" Fernando lets his thought known, "We need to take this one step at a time. Step 1: We meet Elsa. Step 2: We lay down the basic rules. Step 3: We leave for this Doc What-ever and get you girls some needed things. Step 4: We continue. But first."
 
He gets up into the Camper and goes through his radio equipment, pulling out 3 of the 4 tiny Yeasu VX-2 handheld radios turns them on to a matching frequencies before handing one to Jeanette and the other to Hikaru.
(The Yeasu VX-2 is a palm sized multi-band digital radio, usually with an antenna as long as it is tall: http://www.oldtuberadio.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Yaesu-VX-2.jpg )
 
Fernando continues, "The only things you should be aware is the orange button on the side turns it on and off and the top button above it is to transmit. The large knob on the top selects various functions like frequency and volume. To set the volume - press the 'VOL' button and then twist the knob. Just be careful not to change the frequency. We will discuss other options later, but right now they are set to go."
 
He presses the transmit button, saying "Radio Check" into his radio and his voice comes out the other two. He then looks at Jeanette and Hikaru and turns his radio off, "You can turn them off for now by pressing and holding down the orange button, but when we are separated, we will have these radios."
 
(Note: had to add 2 more small radio to Fernando's inventory. They are small enough to do it.)

Jeanette turns off the radio. "I haven't checked the glove boxes."
 
"I have my Renmei notebook with me." Chihiro answers.
 
"I brought my notebook." Danielle answers.
 
Jeanette Isabelle

"All of my identification is from New York State. Not that it matters, New York City might be gone but not New York State. But I'll deal with it." He tells her.

"Hikaru." Jeanette exclaims. "I have absolutely no clue as to what the customs agents in this world would be looking for. Put the paper work away, sit down and finish your breakfast."
 
Jeanette Isabelle

"Why would there be any customs agents in the first place? This is, no matter how fractured, still the United States of America. Is it not? Any and all paper work across state lines should still be functional and acceptable." Fernando begins, "And, most of these city states should not care about paperwork in most cases except for truck shipments that goes through or to them. That is, depending on what is left of the federal government which I am still a part of. In this world as stated, paperwork counts for little, and between a fist full of coins and a firearm, one will get more from the handgun than from the fist full of coins or any paperwork one might have."