Notary Acknowledgment Form - Hawaii

A Hawaii Notary Acknowledgment Form is a legal confirmation that the signatures present in a legal document are legitimate and were lawfully signed by the appropriate individuals. This can only be confirmed by a notary public or another individual that has the legal right to confirm such information. With a Hawaii Notary Acknowledgment, there is no legal requirement to sign the document before the notary public but generally, most people still choose to do so as this could eradicate any future potential questions or conflicts regarding the legitimacy of the signatures.

The function of the notary public is to establish the true identities of the individuals signing the document. They need to be sure that the correct people have signed the document as not to question the authenticity. The individuals signing the document must also declare that they are doing this completely voluntarily. Once the notary public is sure of this, they will proceed to signing the acknowledgment.

Haven't found the form you're looking for? Take a look at the related forms below:

• Acknowledgment Forms;
• Power of Attorney (POA) Forms;
• Affidavit Forms.