HAR §2-2-5.1
HAR §2-2-5.1. Nonacceptance of petition for processing
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 2-2-5.1
(a)
The petition for change of name shall not be accepted for
processing by the office unless it meets all the requirements
specified by these rules.
(b)
Where the petition is not accepted for processing, the
petitioner shall be notified of the reasons for such
nonacceptance.
If petitioner subsequently submits a petition
which is accepted, the filing fee paid for the nonaccepted
petition shall be applied to the second, accepted petition.
(c)
Where petitioner resubmits a petition which had
previously not been accepted for processing and which has not
been corrected, the petition shall be processed but final
approval of the petition and the granting of the order shall be
within the discretion of the lieutenant governor.
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HRS §574-5) (Imp:
HRS §574-5)
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Procedure following denial by the lieutenant
governor.
If the lieutenant governor decides to deny the
petition, a notice of intent to deny shall be sent by certified
or registered mail to the petitioner.
The notice of intent to
deny shall state that the lieutenant governor intends to deny
the petition and shall include the reasons for the denial.
If the petitioner desires a hearing on the intent to deny,
the petitioner shall, not later than 4:30 p.m. on the tenth day
after receipt of the denial notice, file a statement with the
lieutenant governor setting forth facts and arguments showing
the reasons why the petition should not be denied.
The
lieutenant governor shall call a hearing not later than twenty
days following receipt of the filed statement and notify the
petitioner of the date, time and place of the hearing.
The
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decision of the lieutenent governor shall be final and rendered
not later than 4:30 p.m. on the seventh day following the
hearing.
If the petitioner does not file a statement within the
time specified, the notice of intent to deny shall constitute
final denial.
[Eff 9/30/69;
7/30/84;
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