Hawaii Professional Stamp Tool
Hawaii stamp rules at a glance
Hawaii specifies a circular seal with inner and outer rings measuring 1.5 inches outer, 1.25 inches inner under HAR §16-115-8, and accepts electronic seals for sealed submittals. Hawaii sets no continuing-education requirement for engineers.
| Licensing board | Hawaii Board of Professional Engineers, Architects, Surveyors, and Landscape Architects |
|---|---|
| Stamp size | 1.5 inches outer, 1.25 inches inner (Circular seal with inner and outer rings) |
| Required elements | Full legal name, License number, "Professional Engineer", "State of Hawaii" |
| Governing statute | HAR §16-115-8 |
| Continuing education | None required |
| Board phone | (808) 586-3000 |
| Architect board | Hawaii Board of Professional Engineers, Architects, Surveyors, and Landscape Architects |
| Special conditions | As of September 2023 (HAR §16-115-3 amendment), Hawaii accepts digital signatures on all plans, specifications, maps, and reports. Digital signatures must be cryptographically authenticated and under the sole control of the licensee. Confirm current board guidance for your specific project type. |
Full dimensions for every state: PE stamp size requirements by state.
Checking whether a licence is current: Hawaii PE license lookup. What must appear on the seal: PE stamp requirements.
Hawaii Professional Stamp Tool
Hawaii at a glance
- State
- Hawaii
- Digital Seals
- Accepted
- Continuing Education
- None required
- Profession Types
- 26 available
Hawaii stamps by profession
Frequently asked
What professional stamps are available in Hawaii?
Hawaii offers professional stamps for engineers, architects, land surveyors, and landscape architects.
Are digital professional stamps legal in Hawaii?
Hawaii accepts digital stamps and seals, with conditions: As of September 2023 (HAR §16-115-3 amendment), Hawaii accepts digital signatures on all plans, specifications, maps, and reports. Digital signatures must be cryptographically authenticated and under the sole control of the licensee. Confirm current board guidance for your specific project type.