Hawaii SB2079 allows for temporary vehicle titles when standard documentation is unavailable.

Hawaii SB2079 amends vehicle title laws to allow individuals in possession of a motor vehicle without a valid title to obtain a temporary title. The bill requires applicants to provide an affidavit of ownership, a bill of sale or gift affidavit, a vehicle identification number inspection, and a surety bond. The temporary title is valid for three years and converts to a full title unless a legal action is initiated. This process aims to prevent unintended barriers for good-faith transferees and ensure compliance with title and registration requirements.

Hawaii SB2079 allows for temporary vehicle titles when standard documentation is unavailable.

Hawaii SB2079 amends vehicle title laws to allow individuals in possession of a motor vehicle without a valid title to obtain a temporary title. The bill requires applicants to provide an affidavit of ownership, a bill of sale or gift affidavit, a vehicle identification number inspection, and a surety bond. The temporary title is valid for three years and converts to a full title unless a legal action is initiated. This process aims to prevent unintended barriers for good-faith transferees and ensure compliance with title and registration requirements.