HAR §11-118-13. following information, if known

If it is unknown, indicate "Unknown" or give the best approximation on the application. (1) Decedent's full name; (2) Date of death; (3) Place of death; (4) Decedent's date of birth or age at the time of death; (5) Decedent's sex; (6) Decedent's race or ethnicity; (7) Name of the United States Department of Defense agency making the application; (8) Relationship of the United States Department of Defense agency to the decedent; (9) Current location of the remains; (10) Intended disposition of the remains, including: (A) Place of burial or other place where the remains will be reinterred or transferred; (B) If the remains are to be cremated, the name of the crematory and the place where the cremated remains are to be kept or sent. (11) Name of the designated United States Department of Defense agency staff authorized to take charge of the remains upon their disinterment; (12) Name of the person from the United States Department of Defense who is authorized to initiate disinterment, with a citation to or copy of the law or other documentation that establishes the authority; and (13) Other information requested by the state registrar, if known, including: (A) Decedent's spouse's name, if applicable; (B) Decedent's father's name; (C) Decedent's mother's full name prior to first marriage; and (D) Cause of death. 118-15 3297 §11-118-13 (h) To disinter multiple sets of unknown or unidentified remains, an application shall include the information in subsection (g) and also the following: (1) A written plan describing the reason for the disinterment, the method of disinterment, and the intended disposition of the remains, including, but not limited to relocation, removal and transport, or identification; (2) A list of the armed forces members whose remains are believed to be in the place of burial but have not yet been identified, along with assigned unknown reference numbers that correspond to each set of remains; (3) Copies of death certificates or other written proof of death corresponding to the list of names in subsection (h)(2); (4) Information identifying each place of burial that is intended to be exposed or disturbed for the disinterment of the remains; (5) Specific date(s) of disinterment, listing the specific place of burial to be disturbed on each date; (6) A written plan detailing the proposed disposition of the remains after they have been disinterred, including the anticipated disposition for any remains that cannot be identified; and (7) Written authorization from the person from the United States Department of Defense who is authorized to initiate disinterment, with a citation to or copy of the law or other documentation that establishes the authority. (i) After the disinterment of the remains, the United States Department of Defense shall provide the department with an account of the findings including: (1) The name of each armed forces member whose remains are identified, including the unknown reference number assigned to each set of remains before the remains were identified, along with the corresponding 118-16 3297 §11-118-14 death certificate or other written proof of death and as much of the identifying information required by subsections (g) and (h) as is discovered; (2) A written description of action to be taken if the remains cannot be identified; and (3) A written report of the relocation of the remains if the intended disposition in subsection (g)(10) has changed. [Eff OCT 19 2010] (Auth: HRS §§321-9, 321-11, 338-25, 338 25.5, 338-3-25.6, 338-30) (Imp: HRS §§338-25.5, 338-25.6, 338-30)