[curiosity]

Would you agree that the fact that there is a difference is significant?

Not unless there's either Hawaii state law or the DOH somewhere officially indicates the difference is meaningful. As far as I can tell, there is nothing to this effect. Therefore, I don't think the difference means anything.

[Political Junkie Too]

I have to tell you that this surprises me. Why would a state leave its official documents up to the whim of its local offices? How can a state prove authenticity of a document when it can't certify that the format of the document is correct?

Also, did you notice the little document ID/Rev # in the lower left of the document? If all documents have this same ID and revision #, shouldn't they all look the same?

-PJ

[Political Junkie Too]

Let me clarify my last post. Your opinion is what surprises me. I'm not accepting your suggestion that there is no significance to the different wording, or that different offices have different layouts.

-PJ