1. What should I do if I lose or have my driver’s license stolen in Hawaii?

If your driver’s license is lost or stolen in Hawaii, you must report it to the Hawaii Department of Transportation Driver’s License Division within 30 days. You can contact them at (808) 586-9299 or visit their website for more information. Additionally, you should also report the loss or theft to the local police department and obtain an incident report number. If you wish to replace your driver’s license, you can do so by visiting a Driver’s License Office in person with payment for the replacement fee, proof of identity, and other required documents.

2. Does Hawaii require me to report a lost or stolen driver’s license?

Yes, you are required to report a lost or stolen driver’s license to the Hawaii Department of Transportation within 30 days of discovery.

3. How can I apply for a replacement driver’s license in Hawaii?

To apply for a replacement driver’s license in Hawaii, you will need to visit a local Driver Licensing Center in person. You will need to bring your current driver’s license or permit, proof of identity such as a birth certificate or passport, and two documents verifying your Social Security Number. You will also need to pay the required fee.

4. Is there a penalty for not reporting a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii?

Yes, there is a penalty for not reporting a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii. According to Hawaii law, if you fail to notify the Department of Transportation (DOT) within 24 hours of the loss or theft of your driver’s license, you will be subject to a $50 fine.

5. How quickly will I receive my new driver’s license if lost or stolen in Hawaii?

If your driver’s license has been lost or stolen in Hawaii, you can apply for a duplicate license online or in person. If your application is approved and all of the necessary documents are provided, you will typically receive your duplicate license within 10 business days.

6. What information do I need to provide to get a replacement driver’s license in Hawaii?

You will need to provide valid proof of name, date of birth, Social Security number, and legal presence in the United States. You will also need to pay the applicable fee. Additionally, you will be asked to provide two documents that establish your Hawaii residency. This includes proof of a residential address such as a utility bill, bank statement, or government-issued document.

7. Can I still drive legally if my driver’s license is lost or stolen in Hawaii?

Yes, you can still drive legally if your driver’s license is lost or stolen in Hawaii. The Hawaii Department of Transportation offers a temporary paper license that can be obtained from any of the Maui District Office or the Honolulu District Office. This temporary license will be valid for 30 days, and it will allow you to legally operate a motor vehicle in the state of Hawaii.

8. How much will it cost to replace my driver’s license in Hawaii?

The cost to replace a driver’s license in Hawaii is $6.

9. How can I check the status of my replacement driver’s license in Hawaii?

You can check the status of your replacement driver’s license in Hawaii by visiting the Hawaii Department of Transportation online services portal. Once there, you can log into your account and check the status of your license. You may also contact the Department’s Driver’s License Office at (808) 270-7363 for more information.

10. How long is a replacement driver’s license valid for in Hawaii?

A valid driver’s license in Hawaii is valid for a period of five years.

11. What form of payment is accepted to replace a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii?

All forms of payment accepted to replace a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii include cash, check, money order, debit card, credit card, or electronic transfer.

12. Can I get an expedited replacement driver’s license if lost or stolen in Hawaii?

No, you cannot get an expedited replacement driver’s license in Hawaii. You can, however, apply for a replacement driver’s license online at the Hawaii Department of Transportation website. The process usually takes about 10 days for the replacement license to be issued.

13. Do I have to take a driving test when replacing a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii?

Yes, you will have to take a driving test when replacing a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii.

14. Do I need to provide proof of identification when replacing a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii?

Yes, you must provide proof of identity (often a birth certificate or passport) when replacing a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii.

15. What documents do I need to present when replacing a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii?

When replacing a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii, you will need to provide two forms of identification, including your Social Security Number, proof of residency, and payment for the replacement fee. Acceptable forms of identification may include a valid U.S. passport, a U.S. birth certificate, your Social Security card, or other documents approved by the Department of Transportation as proof of identity. You may also need to bring in any other documents required by the state, such as a copy of your marriage license or other court records related to name changes.

16. How can I apply for a temporary driver’s license if mine is lost or stolen in Hawaii?

If your driver’s license is lost or stolen in Hawaii, you must contact the Hawaii Department of Transportation (DOT) at (808) 587-3279. The DOT will provide you with instructions on how to apply for a temporary driver’s license. You may be required to submit documentation that verifies your identity as well as a payment for the temporary license fee.

17. Are there any restrictions on the type of replacement driver’s license issued in Hawaii?

Yes. A replacement driver’s license cannot be used to change the name, address or class of license on the original license. It can only be used to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged license. Additionally, any changes to the name or address on the original license must be completed by visiting a licensing office.

18. How can I replace a lost or stolen Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) in Hawaii?

To replace a lost or stolen Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) in Hawaii, you must appear in person at an exam station and bring the following items:

• Completed Driver’s License Application Form (DL-1)
• Proof of identity (e.g. birth certificate, valid passport, etc.)
• Proof of legal presence in the US (e.g. valid visa, green card, etc.)
• Proof of Social Security number (e.g. Social Security card, W-2 form, pay stub, etc.)
• Two proofs of principal address in Hawaii (e.g. utility bills, bank statement, etc.)
• Any documents required for any special endorsements
• Payment for the applicable fee

You will also need to take a vision test and knowledge test if required. Once the application is approved, you will receive a temporary CDL that is valid for 60 days. Afterward, you will receive a permanent license in the mail.

19. Are there any age restrictions on replacing a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii?

Yes, there are age restrictions on replacing a lost or stolen driver’s license in Hawaii. You must be at least 16 years old to apply for a Hawaii driver’s license.

20. What happens if I fail to replace my lost or stolen driver’s license within the allowed time frame in Hawaii?

If you fail to replace your lost or stolen driver’s license within the allowed time frame, you may face a fine and/or other penalties. You may also be unable to renew or obtain a duplicate license until the lost or stolen license has been replaced.