Haw. Code R. § 5-11-32 - Examination
(a) No notary public commission shall be
issued to any person unless the person pays the examination fee and takes and
passes a written examination as prescribed by the attorney general. The minimum
passing score is eighty per cent. Failure to obtain a passing score shall
result in failure of examination, and no commission shall be issued.
(b) The applicant shall take the examination
on the date specified on the notification of approval of the application for a
commission and of the scheduled examination date. Failure to take the notary
public examination on the scheduled examination date without advance notice, as
follows, to the attorney general to reschedule the examination shall require
that the applicant submit a new application for a notary public commission with
updated supporting letters and also pay a $25 no-show examination fee. The fee
to reschedule an examination shall be $15 if an applicant requests to
reschedule more than forty-eight hours before the examination. The fee to
reschedule an examination shall be $20 if the applicant requests to reschedule
less than forty-eight hours before the examination.
(c) The attorney general shall designate the
locations and times of the examination.
(d) The attorney general shall notify an
applicant in writing of the examination result within thirty calendar days of
the examination.
(e) An applicant
who fails to attain a passing score may take a reexamination without submitting
a new application, provided that the applicant requests, pays the examination
fee, and reschedules a reexamination within fourteen calendar days from the
date of the notification of the applicant's failure to attain a passing score
on the first examination. If the applicant fails to request, pay for, and
reschedule a reexamination within the fourteen calendar days, the applicant
shall submit a new application and pay the applicable application and
examination fees.
(f) An applicant
who fails the examination twice shall wait ninety days from the date of the
last examination to reapply for a notary public commission.
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