Haw. Code R. § 16-116-34 - Notarized statement
(a) Each agency
shall provide, by way of notarized verification by the principal owner or a
responsible person of the travel agency, the following information on a form
provided by the director:
(1) The date the
account was established, account number, name and address of the federally
insured financial institution located in Hawaii;
(2) That sums received from consumers for
travel services have been deposited, or charged to the appropriate payment
processing or card issuing company, by the agency within five business days of
receipt or charge, as the case may be;
(3) That withdrawals made were:
(A) For partial or full payment for travel
services to the entity or an authorized representative of the entity directly
providing the travel services;
(B)
For partial or full payment to another registered travel agency who in turn
will be paying the travel services provider from the travel agency's
account;
(C) To provide refunds to
consumers;
(D) To withdraw advance
deposits made by the agency;
(E) To
withdraw the amount of the sales commissions, up to a maximum of fifteen per
cent;
(F) To withdraw any interest
earned and credited to the trust account; or
(G) Subsequent to providing all travel
services, tickets, or other documentation binding upon the ultimate provider to
the consumer; and
(4)
That the account has not been closed.
(5) All notarized statements shall have been
prepared within three months of the due date to the director.
(b) A travel agency shall make
available for inspection and audit the agency's books and records, including
books and records of any branch office within three business days of a written
request by the director or the director's authorized delegate.
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