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- THE TARGETS: YELLOW HIMALAYAN RASPBERRY (RUBUS ELLIPTICUS VAR. OBCORDATUS) & MYSORE RASPBERRY (RUBUS NIVEUS)Description: Both yellow Himalayan raspberry (Rubus ellipticus var. obcordatus) and Mysore raspberry (Rubus niveus) are Hawaiʻi state listed noxious weeds that form impenetrable thickets of stems covered in sharp thorns. These sprawling brambles threaten native forests and displace native plant species, including the native Hawaiian raspberry, ‘akala (Rubus hawaiiensis). Mysore raspberry tends to occupy disturbed […]
- How Biocontrol Helps Hawaiʻi ~ New Video!WHAT IS BIOCONTROL? Classical biological control (biocontrol) is the selection and introduction of a natural enemy of an invasive plant or insect pest which suppresses that pest in its home range, and the “reuniting” of this natural enemy with the invasive pest to provide long-term, cost-effective, and sustainable pest management. There are other forms of […]
- Invasive octocoralsUnomia stolonifera Photo credit above: DLNR DESCRIPTION: “Unomia stolonifera, (formerly Xenia sp.) commonly known as the “stoloniferous fire coral”, is a fast-growing soft coral that originates from the Indo-Pacific region. It is known for its ability to reproduce quickly and outcompete native corals, ultimately smothering and displacing them.” (ICRI) “Unomia stolonifera forms very soft colonies […]
- Forms Conveyance Tax Certificate/Exemption and Instructions Effective July 1, 2009, please refer to the Department of Taxation website through the link below for all instructions for completing the P64A or P64B Conveyance Tax Certificate and/or Exemption from Conveyance Tax. Download Form P-64A Download instructions for Form P-64A Download Form P-64B Download instructions for Form P-64B […]
- 35 Million Microfilm Images & 5,500 Books Digitized During Project(Honolulu) – The State Bureau of Conveyances, one of the divisions of the Dept. of Land and Natural Resources, is now in the second phase of a four-phase project to convert more than 170 years of vital state records into permanent, digital format. The Hawai‘i Bureau of Conveyances is the only single statewide recording office in the country. It examines, records, and indexes more than 344,000 land and property documents and maps each year and it issues Land Court Certificates of Title and certifies copies of matters of record. On a daily basis, the Bureau of Conveyances inputs 1,100-1,500 documents and its documents date back to 1845.
- Recording FeesEFFECTIVE MONDAY 2/27/2017 Any document received in the mail prior to 2/27/2017 will be subject to the new fees if recorded on 2/27/17 or after. GENERAL: Uncertified Copies – $1.00 per page Certified Copies of Documents – $10.00 plus $1.00 per page plus $10.00 processing fee LAND COURT: Recording Fee – Documents up to […]
- General PublicObtaining Copies of Documents For documents recorded prior to 1976 research can be conducted in our Public Reference Room located at 1151 Punchbowl St, room #123, every business day from 8:15AM to 4:15PM, except State Holidays. You may also submit a written request which must include a)Requestor’s contact information; b) The document number (Book & […]
- BusinessesBusiness customers such as title companies, banks or lenders, credit bureaus or attorneys may find the information below helpful. Why documents are returned Some documents sent to the Bureau of Conveyances for recording may not adhere to specific rules or statutes and will prevent the recording of the document. Click here for a sample of […]
- e-RecordingBureau of Conveyances e-Recording What is Electronic Recording or e-Recording? e-Recording is the process of electronically recording documents by submitting, receiving and processing documents for recording via the Internet, that would otherwise be sent by mail or walked into the Bureau of Conveyances for recording. As long as you have a PC with high-speed […]
- ResourcesWhy Documents are Returned Some documents sent to the Bureau of Conveyances for recording may not adhere to specific rules or statutes and will prevent the recording of the document. Click Why Documents are Returned? for a sample of the rejection notice that will indicate the specific reason why a document could not be recorded. […]