Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Subtitle 5 - MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY OFFICE › Chapter 149 - STATE CIVIL IDENTIFICATION › Section 19-149-7 - Principal residence address

Current through June, 2024
The state civil identification card shall include the
				  applicant's principal residence address in the State of Hawaii, which can be
				  documented with any two of the following that contains the applicant's
				  principal residence address:
(1) A
				valid driver's license;
(2) A
				vehicle registration or title;
(3)
				Voter registration card or other mail addressed to the applicant from a
				government or medical entity that is not more than two months old;
(4) Utility bill that is not more than two
				months old with applicant's name and address;
(5) Checking or savings account statement not
				more than two months old;
(6)
				Payroll check or check stub with applicant's name and address issued by an
				employer within six months of the application date;
(7) Current mortgage account or proof of home
				ownership;
(8) Residential rental
				or time share contract for six months or more;
(9) United States income tax return, W-2 form
				or income tax form 1099 from the previous year;
(10) For an individual claiming that the
				individual had no income to file a tax return and is receiving state welfare
				assistance, a document from the Hawaii state department of human services dated
				not more than ninety days prior to the application for a state civil
				identification or driver's license card certifying that the individual is
				receiving state assistance;
(11)
				Receipt for personal property taxes paid;
(12) Medical card issued by a health
				insurance agency, provided the principal residence address is printed on the
				card;
(13) Documentation dated not
				more than ninety days prior to making application that the individual is
				receiving State of Hawaii public assistance;
(14) Current property tax assessment
				form;
(15) Department of taxation
				form A-6, application for tax clearance;
(16) Homeless applicants may use the address
				of their current shelter agency, or if not staying in a shelter, may use the
				general delivery of the post office nearest where they spend most of their
				time. If the homeless applicant is not able to provide a principal residence
				address, the homeless applicant may submit a principal address in accordance
				with Section 286-304(d),
				HRS;
(17) Applicants documenting
				enrollment in a State or Federal address confidentiality program which allows
				an applicant to obtain and use alternative addresses may use an alternative
				address on the card but must provide the
(18) Applicant's permanent address for file
				purposes;
(19) In areas where a
				number and street name have not been assigned for United States mail delivery,
				an address convention used by the United States Postal Service is
				acceptable;
(20) Affidavit
				indicating that the applicant currently resides with the affiant, provided the
				affiant's address can be verified and the affidavit is notarized within two
				months of the application date; or
(21) Other documents the examiner of drivers
				accepts as proof of principal residence in the State of Hawaii.
(22) Hawaii income tax return or W-2 form
				filed in the last two years.
(23) A
				valid identification card for health benefits or an assistance or social
				services program.