N2 — outside your level filter

お〜です

お〜ですo desuN2formal

hurry + honorific — the shortest way to state someone's present state

o isogi desu

honorific — the shortest way to state someone's present state

meaning: hurry

お客様きゃくさま、会員証かいいんしょうはお急いそぎですか。

okyakusama, kaiinshou wa o isogi desu ka.

Excuse me, do you hurry your membership card with you? formal

何なにかお探さがしですか。よろしければお手伝てつだいいたします。

nanika o sagashi desu ka. yoroshikereba otetsudai itashimasu.

Are you looking for something? I'd be glad to help. formal

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do you have; are you — the present state of someone you respect

お客様きゃくさま、会員証かいいんしょうはお持もちですか。
okyakusama, kaiinshou wa o mochi desu ka.
Excuse me, do you have your membership card with you? formal
何なにかお探さがしですか。よろしければお手伝てつだいいたします。
nanika o sagashi desu ka. yoroshikereba otetsudai itashimasu.
Are you looking for something? I'd be glad to help. formal
部長ぶちょうは今日きょう、もうお帰かえりだ。
buchou wa kyou, mou o kaeri da.
The department head has already left for the day. formal
先生せんせいは来週らいしゅうから海外かいがいにお出でかけです。
sensei wa raishuu kara kaigai ni o dekake desu.
The professor will be away overseas from next week. formal

お〜だo~daalternant
お急いそぎだ
the plain-style shape, used when talking about someone, not to them (部長ぶちょうはもうお帰かえりだ).
お〜でしょうかo~deshoukaformal
お急いそぎでしょうか
softer than ですか, and common at shop counters (何なにかお探さがしでしょうか).

Only works when the verb leaves a state to report (お持もちですか). A one-off act takes お〜になる instead (お読よみになりました).