HAWAII NOTARY LATEST EXAM WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+

HAWAII NOTARY LATEST EXAM WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ What states can you notarize in? - ANSWER- Hawaii Only Can you notarize on sundays and holidays? - ANSWER- yes What if the signer doesnt understand english? - ANSWER- then you need to understand their language... and notarize in their language... Not english Fees collected will deposited where? & will be used for? - ANSWER- The Notary public revolving fund. Used for personnel costs like training personnel, equipment, operating, administrative costs If notary public revolving fund is ever terminated where would foregoing money be deposited? - ANSWER- Director of Finances' general fund After taking your exam, how long does the general attorney have to send a letter of your result? - ANSWER- 30 days If you did not pass your exam, how many days do you have to submit re- examination requirements before you need to submit new application? - ANSWER- 14 days Failing Twice, how long is the waiting period - ANSWER- 90 days FEE- If you pass your exam, & you dont pick up your certificate within 60 days - ANSWER- 40 FEE- administration fee to process and catalogue notary record books - ANSWER- 10 A person commits the offense of failure to identify identity if... - ANSWER- - Notary public knowingly notarizes a document - a witness to the signing of the document fails to verify the identity of the signer by proof of ID & signature or by obtaining satisfactory evidence of ID. Guilty of misdemeanor. Will result in automatic revocation of the commission What are the requirements for a CERTIFICATE STATEMENT? - ANSWER- 1. Notarization date. 2. Notary public's name, commission expiration date, signature, and seal. 3. Document information: date, title/description, total page numbers. 4. Jurisdiction or venue. 5. Must be in close proximity as the jurat or acknowledgment. When can a notary public refuse to provide service? - ANSWER- May refuse if notary public is not satisfied that - Person executing the document is competent or has the capacity to execute the document; - Person's signature is knowingly and voluntarily made; OR notary public has proof of the signer's signature and identity, or if the person is remote, satisfactory evidence of the identity