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(e) If one parent deceased, surviving parent may sign with deceased parent's death certificate. (f) Legal guardian(s)may sign with certified court documents. (g) Foster parents(s)may sign with certified court documents. A minor applicant in foster care shall present verification of foster care on Department of Human Services letterhead signed by the Director or his designee pursuant to Hawaii Revised Statutes Section 286-112 (a)(3). (h) Next of kin may sign if both parents are deceased. Must provide death certificate for both parents. (i) Responsible adult(s)may sign if both parents are deceased. Responsible adult(s)must be willing to assume financial responsibility of the minor and must provide death certificate for both parents. (j) Legally emancipated minor may sign for himself/herself with court documents showing grant of emancipation. (k) Adult spouse of minor applicant may sign with proof of age and marriage certificate. The Examiner of Drivers shall determine the acceptability of all documents submitted and may require additional supporting documents as deemed necessary. Rule 11.5 Application. All applicants for a driver license shall provide their social security number, date of birth, name,mailing address, home address,height,weight,hair color, eye color, sex,place of birth, organ donor indicator, advanced health care indicator, thumbprint and any other information required by the Examiner of Drivers which is reasonably necessary to confirm the identity of the applicant. Rule 11.6 Written and Performance Examination Scores. (a) The written and performance examinations are issued to determine whether an applicant has a reasonably complete understanding of the rules of the road, ordinary safe driving practices and the laws relating to licensing of drivers and vehicles. (b) All scores shall be valid for thirty days after passing such exams for the following requirements: (1) Financial responsibility requirements.