The Hawaii Exceptional Circumstances Form is a document used to request an exception to certain rules or regulations. This form is used when a person or company is unable to meet the requirements of a state or federal policy due to a compelling and unique set of circumstances. It is typically used to request a waiver, deferment, or other form of relief from a rule or policy. There are three types of Hawaii Exceptional Circumstances Form: (1) U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Exceptional Circumstances Form, (2) Hawaii Unemployment Insurance Exceptional Circumstances Form, and (3) Hawaii Department of Taxation Exceptional Circumstances Form. The USDA Exceptional Circumstances Form is used to request an exception to the USDA’s policy for subsidies, loan guarantees, or other financial assistance. The Hawaii Unemployment Insurance Exceptional Circumstances Form is used by individuals who are unable to comply with the requirements of the Hawaii Unemployment Insurance program. The Hawaii Department of Taxation Exceptional Circumstances Form is used to request an exception to the Hawaii Department of Taxation’s policy for filing, payment, or other tax-related matters.