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Notaries in government service are... - ANSWER- not required to pay fees or get an official bond. What to do if a person is unable to sign or make a mark on the document? - ANSWER- Notary public may sign the name of the person physically unable to sign or to make a mark on the document if: - Notary public is satisfied that the person has voluntarily given consent - Notary public writes in the presence of the person: "Signature affixed by notary public pursuant to section 456-19, Hawaii...

Notarial Record Book - Disposition - ANSWER- The records of each notary public shall be deposited with the Attorney General upon the resignation, death, expiration of each term of office, or removal from or abandonment of office. Notary Public (Definition) - ANSWER- A public officer whose function is to attest and certify, by the notary's hand and official seal, certain classes of documents, in order to give them credit and authenticity in foreign jurisdictions, to take acknowledgments o...

What is a protest? - ANSWER- "a formal declaration made by a person in interest or concerned in some act about to be done, or already performed, whereby the person expresses the person's dissent or disapproval, or affirms the act against the persons will. Why take a protest? - ANSWER- The object of a protest is to preserve some right which would be lost if the person's implied assent could be made out or to exonerate the person from responsibility which would attach to the person u...

Hi brokerage firm must - answer- maintain books and records at place of business and register business address of brokerage to rec Pb is responsible for - answer- ensuring that all associated real estate licensee are provided info and training on the latest changes to real estate licensing and other laws and rules A person may collect up to $25,000 - answer- from the real estate recovery fund Broker must retain records of trust funds received for - answer- 3 years The dcca rico hirec - ans...

If electronic stamp: must disable the electronic stamping by destroying, defacing, damaging, erasing, or securing it against use so that it is unusable; and must submit a declaration to the attorney general that it is disabled and the date and manner it was disabled. Must be done within 90 days Filing copy of commission - ANSWER- Notary public must file a literal or photo copy of - Commission - impression of the tangible seal - specimen of the person's official signature with the cler...

This is the sworn statement of the affiant. It is usually preceded by an introductory statement. - ANSWER- The body of the affidavit This is the portion of the affidavit commonly referred to as the "subscribed and sworn to" clause. It is the notary's statement that the affiant appeared before the notary on a certain day, took the oath, and signed the statement; in other words, that the notary actually witnessed the affiant's signature. - ANSWER- Jurat A formal declaration befor...

After the alcohol as entered your blood, you can lessen its effect by - answer- there is nothing you can do to lessen the effect A police officer stops you, charges you with driving under the influence of alcohol, and tells you, you must take a test to determine the amount of alcohol in your blood. You as the driver - answer- must take the test or risk losing your driver's license You have been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, and have refused to take the required t...

Verbal oaths must be recorded in the notary journal. - ANSWER- True In lieu of using a notary certificate, the notary may simply apply their notary stamp to a document and record in their journal all the information that would otherwise be found in a notary certificate. - ANSWER- False A signature witnessing and acknowledgments are similar notarial acts. That being said, which answer below is false. - ANSWER- the notary is witnessing the signature Which of the following is untrue about not...

What is the term of office for: Public employee? - ANSWER- 4 years or until employment ends What is the term of office for: Private-employee? - ANSWER- 4 years What is the jurisdiction for: Military base? - ANSWER- military base or naval reservation What is the jurisdiction for: Public employee? - ANSWER- only the public agency where they are employed What is the jurisdiction for: Private employee? - ANSWER- statewide Notary fees for: military base? - ANSWER- No fees charged (No Fees for ...

When a notary has a proof of execution by subscribing witness, which of the following is not true? Select one: a. The subscribing witness must have watched the signer sign the document or heard from the signer tell the witness that they signed the document. b. A notary may not use a subscribing witness for deeds, mortgage or security agreements, or affidavits. c. The notary must use a credible witness to identify the subscribing witness and the credible witness personally known to the not...