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Bureau of Conveyances (statewide)

Hawaii deed recording offices

Deeds are recorded with the Bureau of Conveyances (statewide), which serves every island. Fees run $41 per document. The Bureau of Conveyances accepts e-recording of Regular System and Land Court documents through its approved vendors (Simplifile, CSC, Indecomm and ePN). Vendors charge their own fees on top of the recording fee, and some require a subscription or a set-up charge, so for a single deed recording in person or by mail is usually simpler. A P-64A or P-64B still goes with the deed where one applies.

Where to record in Hawaii

The Bureau of Conveyances (statewide) serves every island. Each page below covers one county.

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