HAR §19-149-23. the phrase, "This identification card is issued only for state identification purposes

It does not establish eligibility for employment, voter registration, or public benefits." If the United States Department of Homeland Security determines that any limited purpose state civil identification card issued pursuant to this section does not satisfy the requirements of title 6 Code of Federal Regulations section 37.71, the examiner of drivers, under the direction of the department of transportation, shall modify the limited purpose state civil identification card issued pursuant to this section; provided that the limited purpose state civil identification card shall be modified only to the extent necessary to satisfy the requirements of the federal law. (e) Every limited purpose state civil identification card shall be valid for a period of one year from the date of issuance. (f) A limited purpose identification card shall be renewed in accordance with section 286-306. (g) It shall be a violation of law to discriminate against a person because the person applied for, was denied, was issued, holds, or presents a limited purpose state civil identification card. (h) A limited purpose state civil identification card issued pursuant to this section shall not be used to consider a person's citizenship or immigration status as a basis for a criminal investigation, arrest, or detention. (i) Documents and information collected pursuant to an application for, denial of, or issuance of a limited purpose state civil identification card shall be confidential and shall not be disclosed by the examiner of drivers or the department of transportation except as required by law. (j) A person in possession of a REAL ID document shall be ineligible for a limited purpose state civil identification card. (k) The examiner of drivers may issue a temporary limited purpose state civil identification card that shall: (1) Be clearly marked on the face of the paper card with the expiration date 149-31 B507 §19-149-24 printed in red; (2) Be printed on paper format with security features as determined by the examiners of drivers of the four counties and shall be consistent statewide; and (3) Be valid for a period of no greater than sixty days. [Eff 3/23/14; am and comp SEP 22 2023] (Auth: HRS §286-303) (Imp: HRS §286-303)