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"If any court requires a notarized deponsition, I’m sure she would provide it for that court. Its done all the time to verify documents."

I agree, and that would be all it would take to settle the entire issue. So why hasn't she issued such a legal document?? Nothing prevents her from finding a notary, handing him such a statement, and have it signed and embossed. The fact that NOBODY has taken any real action to provide legally qualified testimony means that reasonable doubt exists.

I agree, and that would be all it would take to settle the entire issue. So why hasn’t she issued such a legal document?? Nothing prevents her from finding a notary, handing him such a statement, and have it signed and embossed. The fact that NOBODY has taken any real action to provide legally qualified testimony means that reasonable doubt exists.

None of us have any idea what information was provided in the legal briefs in any of the 70-some Obama eligibility lawsuits that have been filed in local, state and federal courts all across the nation. If I were a defense attorney hoping to get a case summarily dismissed by a judge, I would definitely submit a notarized statement from Dr. Fukino and also from the Registrar of Vital Records for the state of Hawaii with my briefs for the judge to see.
Thus far about 68 Obama eligibility lawsuits have been dismissed.

A more pertinent “why” question to me is why hasn’t any prosecuting attorney in the entire nation: a US Attorney, a state Attorney General or a District Attorney simply subpoenaed Obama’s birth records for a forgery investigation? Hawaii law allows a birth certificate to be released (without Obama’s permission) to a person with a valid court order from a court of competent jurisdiction.
The Attorney General of Hawaii, Mark L. Bennett is the perfect prosecutor to seek such a court order. He’s a Republican. But he hasn’t chosen to do so.