Which government office typically commissions notaries public?
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Notaries are generally commissioned by the Secretary of State in most U.S. states.
How long is a typical notary commission term?
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Most states appoint notaries for a 4-year term, though this can vary.
Which of the following documents is a notary public NOT allowed to notarize?
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A notary cannot notarize documents in which they have a personal or financial interest.
What is the primary duty of a notary public?
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A notary's main responsibility is to verify the identity and willingness of signers.
What must a notary do before notarizing a document?
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A notary must verify the identity of the signer using approved identification.
Which of the following forms of identification is generally acceptable for notarization?
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State-issued driver's licenses or passports are typically valid forms of ID.
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What is a notary journal?
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A notary journal is a record of all notarial acts performed, often required by law.
What action should a notary take if a signer does not have acceptable identification?
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Without proper ID or credible witnesses, the notary should refuse service.
Who can file a complaint against a notary public for misconduct?
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Any member of the public or agency affected by misconduct may file a complaint.