FEE- changes in judicial court, employer, residential or business address, telephone # -- When must these changes be submitted by? - ANSWER- 10 dollars per change within 30 days Fee- failure to notify of changes in judicial court, employer, residential or business address, telephone # - ANSWER- 25 ...
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When a notary has a proof of execution by subscribing witness, which of the following is not true? Select one: a. The subscribing witness must have watched the signer sign the document or heard from the signer tell the witness that they signed the document. b. A notary may not use a subscribing ...
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Add to cartWhen a notary has a proof of execution by subscribing witness, which of the following is not true? Select one: a. The subscribing witness must have watched the signer sign the document or heard from the signer tell the witness that they signed the document. b. A notary may not use a subscribing ...
What is the term of office for: Public employee? - ANSWER- 4 years or until employment ends What is the term of office for: Private-employee? - ANSWER- 4 years What is the jurisdiction for: Military base? - ANSWER- military base or naval reservation What is the jurisdiction for: Public employee? ...
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Add to cartWhat is the term of office for: Public employee? - ANSWER- 4 years or until employment ends What is the term of office for: Private-employee? - ANSWER- 4 years What is the jurisdiction for: Military base? - ANSWER- military base or naval reservation What is the jurisdiction for: Public employee? ...
Verbal oaths must be recorded in the notary journal. - ANSWER- True In lieu of using a notary certificate, the notary may simply apply their notary stamp to a document and record in their journal all the information that would otherwise be found in a notary certificate. - ANSWER- False A signatu...
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Add to cartVerbal oaths must be recorded in the notary journal. - ANSWER- True In lieu of using a notary certificate, the notary may simply apply their notary stamp to a document and record in their journal all the information that would otherwise be found in a notary certificate. - ANSWER- False A signatu...
This is the sworn statement of the affiant. It is usually preceded by an introductory statement. - ANSWER- The body of the affidavit This is the portion of the affidavit commonly referred to as the "subscribed and sworn to" clause. It is the notary's statement that the affiant appeared b...
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Add to cartThis is the sworn statement of the affiant. It is usually preceded by an introductory statement. - ANSWER- The body of the affidavit This is the portion of the affidavit commonly referred to as the "subscribed and sworn to" clause. It is the notary's statement that the affiant appeared b...
If electronic stamp: must disable the electronic stamping by destroying, defacing, damaging, erasing, or securing it against use so that it is unusable; and must submit a declaration to the attorney general that it is disabled and the date and manner it was disabled. Must be done within 90 days ...
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Add to cartIf electronic stamp: must disable the electronic stamping by destroying, defacing, damaging, erasing, or securing it against use so that it is unusable; and must submit a declaration to the attorney general that it is disabled and the date and manner it was disabled. Must be done within 90 days ...
Hi brokerage firm must - answer- maintain books and records at place of business and register business address of brokerage to rec Pb is responsible for - answer- ensuring that all associated real estate licensee are provided info and training on the latest changes to real estate licensing and ot...
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Add to cartHi brokerage firm must - answer- maintain books and records at place of business and register business address of brokerage to rec Pb is responsible for - answer- ensuring that all associated real estate licensee are provided info and training on the latest changes to real estate licensing and ot...
What is a protest? - ANSWER- "a formal declaration made by a person in interest or concerned in some act about to be done, or already performed, whereby the person expresses the person's dissent or disapproval, or affirms the act against the persons will. Why take a protest? - ANSWER- The o...
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Add to cartWhat is a protest? - ANSWER- "a formal declaration made by a person in interest or concerned in some act about to be done, or already performed, whereby the person expresses the person's dissent or disapproval, or affirms the act against the persons will. Why take a protest? - ANSWER- The o...
Notarial Record Book - Disposition - ANSWER- The records of each notary public shall be deposited with the Attorney General upon the resignation, death, expiration of each term of office, or removal from or abandonment of office. Notary Public (Definition) - ANSWER- A public officer whose functio...
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Add to cartNotarial Record Book - Disposition - ANSWER- The records of each notary public shall be deposited with the Attorney General upon the resignation, death, expiration of each term of office, or removal from or abandonment of office. Notary Public (Definition) - ANSWER- A public officer whose functio...
Notaries in government service are... - ANSWER- not required to pay fees or get an official bond. What to do if a person is unable to sign or make a mark on the document? - ANSWER- Notary public may sign the name of the person physically unable to sign or to make a mark on the document if: - No...
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Add to cartNotaries in government service are... - ANSWER- not required to pay fees or get an official bond. What to do if a person is unable to sign or make a mark on the document? - ANSWER- Notary public may sign the name of the person physically unable to sign or to make a mark on the document if: - No...
Can your clerks or deputy’s of a notary public notarize for the notary public? - ANSWER- no Can you notarize your own signature? - ANSWER- no Can you notarize for someone you have a relationship with? - ANSWER- Yes if there is no beneficial interest What states can you notarize in? - ANSWER- H...
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Add to cartCan your clerks or deputy’s of a notary public notarize for the notary public? - ANSWER- no Can you notarize your own signature? - ANSWER- no Can you notarize for someone you have a relationship with? - ANSWER- Yes if there is no beneficial interest What states can you notarize in? - ANSWER- H...
Acknowledgment - ANSWER- A formal declaration before an authorized official by a person who has executed a document that the execution was done by the persons free act and deed. Information Page - ANSWER- Notary Name, Business Address, commission number, commission exp date, book number, beginnin...
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Add to cartAcknowledgment - ANSWER- A formal declaration before an authorized official by a person who has executed a document that the execution was done by the persons free act and deed. Information Page - ANSWER- Notary Name, Business Address, commission number, commission exp date, book number, beginnin...
If a mortgage is not in authentic form and the lender wanted to proceed via executory process in the event of borrower's default, then: - ANSWER- the lender is precluded from proceeding in fast-track foreclosure and the notary may be subject to a negligence claim and owe damages. (p 305) A pa...
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Add to cartIf a mortgage is not in authentic form and the lender wanted to proceed via executory process in the event of borrower's default, then: - ANSWER- the lender is precluded from proceeding in fast-track foreclosure and the notary may be subject to a negligence claim and owe damages. (p 305) A pa...
Jurisdiction - ANSWER- a notary public commissioned in the State of Hawaii can only perform the notary's duties in the state of Hawaii and not in another state or country First judicial circuit - ANSWER- Island of Oahu and all other island belonging to the State not hereinafter mentioned, and ...
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Add to cartJurisdiction - ANSWER- a notary public commissioned in the State of Hawaii can only perform the notary's duties in the state of Hawaii and not in another state or country First judicial circuit - ANSWER- Island of Oahu and all other island belonging to the State not hereinafter mentioned, and ...
Acknowledgement - ANSWER- FORMAL declaration in front of an authorized official who has a FORMAL/LEGAL written document that says the person's free act and deed. Example: Body of Acknowledgement - ANSWER- "....Personally appeared before me, (person's name).." Testimonium Clause - ANS...
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Add to cartAcknowledgement - ANSWER- FORMAL declaration in front of an authorized official who has a FORMAL/LEGAL written document that says the person's free act and deed. Example: Body of Acknowledgement - ANSWER- "....Personally appeared before me, (person's name).." Testimonium Clause - ANS...
Disposition of Notary Books - ANSWER- 10 years upon resignation, death, expiration, revocation. Subject to audit or inspection by AG. Failure to comply within 90 days of said above, shall forfeit $50-$500 Notaries in Government Service - ANSWER- Authorized to perform duties in one or more circui...
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Add to cartDisposition of Notary Books - ANSWER- 10 years upon resignation, death, expiration, revocation. Subject to audit or inspection by AG. Failure to comply within 90 days of said above, shall forfeit $50-$500 Notaries in Government Service - ANSWER- Authorized to perform duties in one or more circui...
Pennsylvania requires notaries to file a $10,000 surety bond with the office of the recorder of deeds no later - ANSWER- than 45 days after the beginning of the prescribed term indicated in the commission and to maintain the bond throughout the notary's term of appointment. Witnessing or attes...
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Add to cartPennsylvania requires notaries to file a $10,000 surety bond with the office of the recorder of deeds no later - ANSWER- than 45 days after the beginning of the prescribed term indicated in the commission and to maintain the bond throughout the notary's term of appointment. Witnessing or attes...
Notary Public - ANSWER- Legally authorized by a state government to administer oaths, witness the signing of documents, and deter fraud by verifying the identity of a person who signs a document RULONA - ANSWER- Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts Statutes governing notaries public - ANSWER- RU...
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Add to cartNotary Public - ANSWER- Legally authorized by a state government to administer oaths, witness the signing of documents, and deter fraud by verifying the identity of a person who signs a document RULONA - ANSWER- Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts Statutes governing notaries public - ANSWER- RU...
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