Hawaii HB2615 aims to enhance the recording of real property instruments and allow notices of pending investigations.

Hawaii HB2615 modifies the recording requirements for real property instruments, ensuring they are single-sided, consecutively numbered, and without covers or backers. It allows the registrar to remove rivets and accept electronic instruments under certain conditions. The bill also authorizes the recording of notices of pendency of investigation by governmental agencies to alert potential purchasers or encumbrancers of ongoing investigations. These notices must include specific details and do not create a lien or determine any rights.

Hawaii HB2615 aims to enhance the recording of real property instruments and allow notices of pending investigations.

Hawaii HB2615 modifies the recording requirements for real property instruments, ensuring they are single-sided, consecutively numbered, and without covers or backers. It allows the registrar to remove rivets and accept electronic instruments under certain conditions. The bill also authorizes the recording of notices of pendency of investigation by governmental agencies to alert potential purchasers or encumbrancers of ongoing investigations. These notices must include specific details and do not create a lien or determine any rights.