Hawaii Verification (Investment Adviser) is the process of verifying that an investment adviser is legally registered and qualified to provide investment advice services in the state of Hawaii. This process is conducted by the Hawaii Securities Commissioner or the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, and includes a review of the adviser's registration and licensing documents, background checks, financial disclosure, criminal history, and other relevant information. The verification process is intended to ensure that investment advisers are qualified to provide reliable advice to investors. There are two types of Hawaii Verification (Investment Adviser): Initial Verification and Renewal Verification. Initial Verification is for new investment advisers and involves the submission of all required documentation, while Renewal Verification is for existing advisers and is conducted annually.