Hawaii License Law
What is a 'licensee acknowledgment' requirement in Hawaii agency disclosure?
AA. Only the client needs to sign the disclosure; the licensee's signature is optional
BB. Both the licensee and the client should sign or acknowledge the agency disclosure form to confirm it was provided and received✓ Correct
CC. Acknowledgment is only required for commercial real estate transactions
DD. The principal broker must sign all agency disclosures in addition to the licensee
Explanation
Hawaii agency disclosure requirements are best fulfilled by having both parties acknowledge the disclosure. This creates a record showing the disclosure was provided and received before substantive discussions began. Signed acknowledgments protect the licensee if disputes arise about when and whether the disclosure was provided.
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