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What is one requirement for becoming a D. Be a legal resident of California
California Notary Public?
a. Be under 18 years of age
b. Have a criminal record
c. Not pass an exam
d. Be a legal resident of California
Your jurisdiction will be: A. The entire state of California
a. The entire state of California
b. The county in which you live
c. The city in which you work
d. The entire United States
A possible penalty for committing perjury D. Any of the above
is:
a. 2 years in prison - 2, 3, or 4 years in prison
b. 3 years in prison
c. 4 years in prison
d. Any of the above
You have how many days to take your oath C. 30 days
of office after your commencement date:
a. 6 months
b. 10 days
c. 30 days
d. None of the above
If you request a new Certificate of B. 5 days
Authorization, the State of California must
respond within:
a. One month
b. 5 days
c. One year
d. 30 days
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, The agency of the State that will give you C. Secretary of State
the new certificate is the:
a. Corporation Commissioner
b. Bureau of Notary Publics
c. Secretary of State
d. Department of Real Estate
Using the words notario publico: C. Is prohibited
a. Is encouraged
b. Is legal in California
c. Is prohibited
d. Indicates lingual ability
If a notary willingly and knowingly D. Felony
notarizes a real estate document that they
know to be fraudulent, they are guilty of a:
a Misdemeanor
b. Lis pendes
c. Carpe diem
d. Felony
Death Certificates: B. Are not notarized
a. Must be notarized
b. Are not notarized
c. Are filed with the IRS
d. All of the above
A subscribing witness can bring you a: D. Homestead Declaration
a. Quit Claim Deed
b. Grant Deed
c. Mortgage
d. Homestead Declaration
The penalty for stating a known false fact C. $10,000
as true is now
a. $750
b. $1,500
c. $10,000
d. $75,000
Two credible witnesses D. None of the above
a. Are not allowed
b. Must be over 21 - Are not allowed
c. Must be fingerprinted - Must be over 21
d. None of the above - Must be fingerprinted
When do you officially become a notary? D. When your oath and bond are filed
a. When you pass the exam
b. When the Secretary of State sends your
commission
c. When you do your first certificate
d. When your oath and bond are filed
The notary stamp may be: B. Rectangular
a. Triangle
b. Rectangular
c. Only a circle
d. None of the above
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