Texas Notary Public Practice Test

In Hawaii, the authority to appoint Notaries Public rests with the state executive, specifically the Governor. The governor issues the commission after the applicant meets the required qualifications and typically on the recommendation or guidance of the Hawaii Supreme Court’s Chief Justice. This process ensures that notaries are properly vetted and bonded before they begin their duties. The Attorney General, Secretary of State, or County Clerk do not grant the notary commission in Hawaii, even though they may handle other legal or administrative tasks.