Which function is NOT performed by the Bureau of Conveyances office?

The Bureau of Conveyances in Hawaii is primarily responsible for the examination, recording, indexing, and microfilming of documents related to real property transactions, which includes both Regular System and Land Court documents. Additionally, it has the authority to issue Land Court Certificates of Title, ensuring that property titles are credible and properly documented.

Researching Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) filing requests is another function that the Bureau may be involved with, as it pertains to the filing and handling of financing statements that may affect personal property interests.

However, the issuance of Land Court Title Insurance is not a function of the Bureau of Conveyances. Title insurance is typically provided by private title insurance companies, which assess the risk of loss due to defects in the title and provide insurance against those risks. The Bureau does not engage in this activity or provide insurance policies, thus making this option the correct answer to the question about which function is not performed by the Bureau.