Not sure if this helps, but I posted on another thread that I have the certified birth certificates of two of my relatives. One was born in one state and was a hospital birth, and this relative had a long-form birth certificate, I think with “received by Town Clerk” on it. The other relative was born in another state and was a home birth, and this relative had a short-form birth certificate with “filed by” on it.
What this tells me (all other things being equal between HI and these other two states) is that if BO’s COLB has “date filed” on it, then BO wasn’t born in a hospital at all.
If Hawaii DOH had not taken down their Administrative Rules relating to that, or had posted the older Regulations, we might positively know the answer to that question as it works in alohalala land. Another coincidence?
Chapter 117 undergoing revisions:
Office of Health Status Monitoring
117
Vital Statistics, Registration & Records. Converting from Public Health Regulations Chapters 8, 8A, and 8B
to Administrative Rules.
New Rules in Process
Alvin Onaka
(808) 586-4600
also look at chapter 120 and 123
http://gen.doh.hawaii.gov/sites/har/admrules/default.aspx