Bill > HB1667

This bill, effective July 1, 2027, amends existing law in Hawaii to lower the age at which an individual can obtain a state civil identification card without requiring a signature from a parent or guardian from eighteen years old to sixteen years old, meaning sixteen and seventeen-year-olds will no longer need parental consent for their ID. The bill also clarifies the definition of "gender designation" as it pertains to identification cards, aligning it with definitions used in other sections of the law related to driver's licenses.