Just giving you guys a heads up to save you from the HPD hokey pokey runaround.
Sent for an Arizona CCW application packet (free) online. Came in about a week. Standard stuff, application, instructions, two fingerprint cards. Straight from the HPD page (
http://www.honolulupd.org/information/index.php?page=faq)
"Fingerprinting Requests. The Honolulu Police Department does not provide fingerprinting services to the general public. To find organizations that does this type of service, Google search fingerprinting services in Honolulu.
If your request is law enforcement related i.e. a request for fingerprinting from another law enforcement agency, please contact the Records Division at (808) 723-3258."
Apparently the request from another states law enforcement agency is Not a request from a law enforcement agency.

Believe me, I tried. Third person I spoke with finally went to a "Sergeant" who said they will not do it. I only bring this up because a nice older couple behind me was there for the same thing, CCW fingerprinting for Florida. I guess Florida now stamps their fingerprint cards stating that ONLY a police station/officer can do the fingerprinting. HPD said to try Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center on 465 S. King Street (808) 587-3279. Gave em a call, they only do "limited electronic scans" and can't do ink and won't print cards. The older couple was $h out of luck, at least Arizona allows prints done privately. ($40 for two cards from Signing Hawaii, Inc. (808)348-1892) That plus a $60 cashiers check and postage puts the whole process at around $110.
Silly stuff like this only motivates me. I know it's not valid in Hawaii but I travel through the states a lot for work and want to CCW. Who knows maybe that reciprocity bill might gain some traction. Aloha!