[jamese777]

That is a stamp, not a signature. It is a facsimile of a signature.
It’s legally binding, but it isn’t a signature. That requires the person to actually sign their name.
Does the expression “rubber stamp” ring any bells?

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So you think that the Registrar of Records for the state of Hawaii should be required to personally sign every vital record in order for it to be valid. Interesting.
I would think that since Dr. Onaka is still serving in that position, a notarized statement from him or a deposition taken under oath would suffice.

[philman_36]

So you think that the Registrar of Records for the state of Hawaii should be required to personally sign every vital record in order for it to be valid.
I never said that. I merely corrected your assertion that a signature was on the paper.
And now you're trying to put words in my mouth, as it were.
Interesting.
There is no signature there and only a rubber stamped facsimile of a signature. You haven't denied it nor corrected your previous assertion.