Hawaii HB532 amends vehicle title transfer procedures, including timelines and penalties for non-compliance.
Hawaii HB532 modifies the process for transferring vehicle titles, including the time frame for submitting the certificate of ownership to the director of finance. It sets a fourteen-day deadline for transferees to forward the endorsed certificate of ownership, extending to sixty days if the lien holder does not have a state office. The bill also introduces a $50 fee for a new certificate of ownership and allows transferors to submit an attestation if the transferee fails to comply within the specified period.
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