Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
272 matching statutes
United States — Hawaii
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When a vehicle is registered, the director of finance must issue the required certificates, owners must keep and present the registration certificate, and certain dealers/businesses have special correction and duplicate-copy rules.
United States — Hawaii
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Collection agencies must renew registration by June 30 of each even-numbered year.
United States — Hawaii
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Athletic trainers must register with the department and keep their registration information current; the department must keep a current list, and certification records are public records.
United States — Hawaii
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Firearm arrivals and acquisitions must be registered quickly, with added checks, fingerprinting, and county-specific filing rules.
United States — Hawaii
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Collection agencies must keep a bond on file with the director and meet bond conditions tied to payment, compliance, and business continuity.
United States — Hawaii
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The commissioner may deny, suspend, revoke, condition, limit, censure, bar, or penalize certain registration applicants and registrants, but only when the public-interest and other listed conditions are met.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain out-of-state risk retention groups must pay a $300 initial registration fee and a $150 annual service fee to the commissioner.
United States — Hawaii
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Collection agencies must register before collecting debts in the State.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain people dealing with controlled substances in the state must register with the department of public safety, unless an express exemption applies.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter, including abandonment, applicant, dilution, director, entity, individual, mark, person, registrant, service mark, trademark, trade name, and use.
United States — Hawaii
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A provider must register with the commissioner and pay the required fee before doing business in the State.
United States — Hawaii
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A qualifying trustee must register the trust in the proper court, unless registration would conflict with a foreign court’s retained jurisdiction.
United States — Hawaii
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A take-over offer cannot be made, and shares cannot be acquired under it, unless the offer is effective; effectiveness depends on filing a registration statement with required information and disclosures.
United States — Hawaii
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A security may be registered by qualification, and the commissioner may delay effectiveness of the registration statement in specified circumstances.
United States — Hawaii
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This section defines key terms, including “Commissioner,” “conversion,” “significant,” “for-profit entity,” and “nonprofit entity,” and requires the business registration division to assist the commissioner on conversion determinations.
United States — Hawaii
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General partnerships doing business in this state must file registration and annual statements with the director of commerce and consumer affairs.
United States — Hawaii
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A qualifying limited partnership may ask the director to order another entity to stop using a confusingly similar name. The petitioner must support the petition, notify the registrant, and the registrant gets a hearing. The director can order name changes, and noncompliance can lead to dissolution or cancellation.
United States — Hawaii
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Licensed real estate brokers must maintain a definite place of business in Hawaii, display the broker license there, and make any associated salesperson license available on request; branch offices may not operate without prior registration.
United States — Hawaii
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The department of health may make rules about embalming, undertaker businesses, and the sanitation of places where those activities happen, and it may set an original registration fee and annual renewal fee for undertakers.
United States — Hawaii
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A foreign limited partnership with a noncompliant name cannot get a certificate of authority until it adopts a compliant alternate name and files a trade-name registration with the director.