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What is an acknowledgement? a formal declaration by a person executing a document, made to an official authorized by law to take an acknowledgement that the person executed the document freely and voluntarily for the purpose set forth in the document. what happens to a notary who violates the oath required? notary shall be removed from office and be ineligible for reappointment when is a notary's presence needed or not? affidavit-must be signed in the presence of the notary ackno...

OHIO NOTARY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024

PPb parts per billion PEL permissible exposure limits: developed by OSHA to indicate the max airborne concentration of a contaminant to which an employee may be exposed over the duration specified by the type of PEL. Ug microgram 30 ug The level of action Hud recommends temporary relocation of residence for jobs lasting more than? 5 conservative days When dust and debris spread beyond blank feet follow high dust methods 6 feet Post warning signs on the building and at a blank perimet...

OHIO NOTARY TEST QUESTION WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

OHIO KNOWLEDGE TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (LATEST UPDATE A+)

Can a notary notarize his or her own signature? - ANSWER No. When CAN'T a notary notarize a document? - ANSWER If he or she has a financial/beneficial interest in the document.

* I took my notary test in Dayton, Ohio (Montgomery County). * This quizlet was the one that prepared me the most. * The actual test is 45 questions. Then you fill out a blank copy of a title, where the seller enters their info, where the buyer enters their info and mileage, and then where the notary fills in their info. * Don't forget to use the stamp provided to put the notary stamp on the title at the end of the test. - ANSWER Good Luck! Qualifications to be a notary in Ohio: - ANSW...

acknowledgment - ANSWER notarial act in which a notary certifies having positively identified a document signer who personally appeared before the notary and admitted having signed the document freely affidavit - ANSWER written statement signed before a Notary (or other authorized official) by a person who swears or affirms to the Notary that the statement is true

LIST THE 4 POWERS OF A NOTARY - ANSWER ADMINISTER OATHS; TAKE & CERTIFY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; TAKE & CERTIFY DEPOSITIONS; & RECEIVE, MAKE & RECORD NOTARIAL PROTESTS WHAT IS THE TERM OF A NOTARY? - ANSWER 5 YEARS