Hawaii General Warranty Deed Form

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A Hawaii general warranty deed is a document transferring property ownership to a buyer with a full warranty of title. The warranty ensures that the seller owns the property, there are no title issues, and they’ll defend against existing title defects if any arise. This is the standard deed for residential sales as it provides the buyer with the most protection possible.

Hawaii General Warranty Deed Form

A Hawaii general warranty deed is a document transferring property ownership to a buyer with a full warranty of title. The warranty ensures that the seller owns the property, there are no title issues, and they’ll defend against existing title defects if any arise. This is the standard deed for residential sales as it provides the buyer with the most protection possible.

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Last updated March 30th, 2025

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A Hawaii general warranty deed is a document transferring property ownership to a buyer with a full warranty of title. The warranty ensures that the seller owns the property, there are no title issues, and they’ll defend against existing title defects if any arise. This is the standard deed for residential sales as it provides the buyer with the most protection possible.

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Layout

  • The paper must be no greater than 8.5 by 11 inches.
  • The first page must include a top margin of 3.5 inches for recording information. In the inch below the top margin, the return address should be included starting at 1.5 inches from the left margin.[1]

Signatures

Before recording a deed, the grantor must acknowledge their signature before a notary public.[2]

Recording

Deeds are filed at the Hawaii Bureau of Conveyances.[3] The filing fee (for up to 50 pages) is $36 with the Land Court and $41 with the Regular System.[4]

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Sources

  1. § 502-31,  Hawaii Land Court Rule 58(6) – (7)
  2. § 502-41
  3. § 502-83
  4. HI Bureau of Conveyances – Recording Fees
  5. § 247-3, HI DOT – Instructions for Form P-64A & Form P-64B