Hawaii Business Entity Search
Hawaii business records live with the Hawaii Business Registration Division, on the site people call BREG.
Hawaii business records live with the Hawaii Business Registration Division, on the site people call BREG.
Hawaii registers businesses with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs rather than a Secretary of State, and records are identified by a file number. The annual report due date follows the calendar quarter of registration, so different businesses file at different times of year, and a domestic LLC that misses two years of reports can be administratively terminated.
The public record of every Hawaii LLC and corporation belongs to the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Business Registration Division (BREG), whose search goes by BREG.
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Active | The entity is registered and in existence. |
| Inv. Dissolved | The state involuntarily dissolved the corporation, typically for failing to file annual reports. |
| Adm. Terminated | The state administratively terminated the LLC, typically for failing to file annual reports. |
| Inv. Revoked | The state involuntarily revoked a foreign entity's registration to do business in Hawaii. |
| Dissolved | The corporation filed to dissolve and no longer exists as an active business. |
| Terminated | The LLC filed articles of termination and no longer exists as an active business. |
Source, checked 2026-10-26. Words other states use are in the business entity status guide.
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