Hawaii HB177 eliminates fees for civil identification cards and allows for alternative application methods for certain individuals.
Hawaii HB177 amends the state's statutes to eliminate fees for civil identification cards. It mandates that applications for these cards be free of charge and allows for alternative application methods for individuals who present a serious burden, such as those who are homebound due to severe disability. The bill also removes the requirement for a fee for duplicate cards in cases of loss, destruction, or mutilation.
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