The Hawaii Application for Certification (Revised July 2016) is a document used by the State of Hawaii to certify an individual or organization for certain benefits and services. It is intended to be used for applicants seeking certification in a variety of areas, including but not limited to, healthcare, disability services, vocational services, and social services. It is also used to apply for a driver’s license, voter registration, or a state ID card. The Hawaii Application for Certification (Revised July 2016) consists of three different types: an individual application, a family application, and an organizational application. The individual application is for those applying for certification as an individual. The family application is for those applying for certification as part of a family. The organizational application is for organizations and businesses applying for certification as an organization. Each application is tailored to the type of certification being sought. The Hawaii Application for Certification (Revised July 2016) requires applicants to provide basic personal information and answer a variety of questions related to the type of certification being sought. The application also requires applicants to submit supporting documents such as proof of identity, proof of residency, and proof of income. Once the Hawaii Application for Certification (Revised July 2016) is submitted, it is reviewed by the State of Hawaii and a decision is made regarding the application. The applicant will then receive a notification of the decision. If the application is approved, the applicant will receive a certification. If the application is denied, the applicant will receive an explanation of why the application was denied.