Illinois Notary Primer Test Questions And Answers 2024
Notary Bond
(Answer: - Provides coverage for damages to anyone who suffers financially from a Notary's action - intentional or not
Reasonable Care
(Answer: - The degree of attentiveness that a person of normal intelligence and respons...
Illinois Notary Primer Test
Questions And Answers 2024
Notary Bond
(Answer: - Provides coverage for damages to anyone who suffers financially from a
Notary's action - intentional or not
Reasonable Care
(Answer: - The degree of attentiveness that a person of normal intelligence and
responsibility would exhibit.
Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act
(Answer: - It's the electronic recording system for the filing of electronic real
property documents executed and notarized with electronic signatures.
Do you need a physical imprint of the notary's seal for electronic notarization?
(Answer: - No-as long as all information required to be included in a notary act by
law is attached to or logically associated with the Notary's electronic signature or
the electronic real property document.
you can type this information near the notary's electronic signature.
Certificate of Authority
(Answer: - The process of proving the genuineness of an official signature and seal
This comes from the county clerks office or secretary of state index department.
When is a chain of authentication process needed?
(Answer: - When a notarized document is going outside the United States.
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Who provides additional authentication certificates?
(Answer: - U.S. Department of State in DC
Foreign consulate in the particular foreign nation
Ministry of foreign affairs in the particular foreign nation.
What is an Apostille?
(Answer: - It is a authenticating certificate accepted by countries subscribing to a
treaty under the Hague Convention.
-The Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of legalization for Foreign
Public Documents.
issued by Secretary of State
Can a Notary notarize their own signature?
(Answer: - No
Should a Notary notarize a transaction in which they have a direct financial or
beneficial interest?
(Answer: - No
In real estate a disqualifying financial or beneficial interest exist when?
(Answer: - When the Notary is a granter or grantee - mortgagor or mortgagee -
lesser of lessee or a beneficiary of the transaction.
Can a Notary notarize for a relative?
(Answer: - Illinois law does not prohibit it but it is not advisable.
- may involve financial or other beneficial interest
- may test ability to be impartial
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