NC NOTARY PUBLIC NEWEST EXAM LATEST 2024/2025 WITH
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED (DETAILED)
ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
False - ANSWER-An individual who has been incarcerated or placed on
probation can never serve as a notary public.
True - ANSWER-An individual who has been incarcerated or placed on
probation may submit an application to be a notary public if at least ten years
have passed since their last day of prison, parole, or probation.
qualifications for notary public (legal) - ANSWER-1. Must be 18 years of age or
legally emancipated
2. Must reside or have a regular place of work or business in North Carolina
3. Must reside legally in the United States
4. Must speak, read, and write the English language
5. Must hold a high school diploma or GED
6. Must pass notary public examination with a score of at least 80%
7. Must purchase and keep as reference the most recent notary public manual
approved by the NCSOS
5. Must submit an application containing no significant misstatements or
omissions of fact
6. Must pay non refundable fee of $50
, five years - ANSWER-Commission term for notary public
True - ANSWER-A notary must include their commission's expiration date on
every notary certificate he or she executes.
False - ANSWER-A notary commissioned in North Carolina may perform
notarial acts outside North Carolina borders, provided the document is
recorded in North Carolina and the notary obtains a special commission from
the NCSOS.
qualifications for notary public (criminal background) - ANSWER-1. Has not
been convicted of a felony under North Carolina or federal law
2. Has not been convicted of a felony in another state considered a felony
under North Carolina law
3. Has not been convicted of corruption or malpractice in any office
4. Has not been removed from any office by impeachment
True - ANSWER-A notary commissioned in North Carolina may perform notarial
acts to be recorded outside North Carolina, provided the notarial act takes
place in North Carolina.
Mecklenburg County - ANSWER-Susan Smith works in Charlotte, NC but lives in
Fort Mill, SC. Pursuant to G.S. § 10B-5, she will be commissioned in
______________.
45 days - ANSWER-Deadline for notary candidate to take the Oath of Office in
the Register of Deeds in the county in which they reside or work
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