Any eighteen-year-old or older person who is a _______, may apply to become a notary public
in the state of Connecticut - Answer resident of Connecticut or who has his/her principal
place of business in Connecticut
The application for appointment as notary public must be completed __________, with the
Office of the Secretary of the State. - Answer partly online and partly in the applicant's own
handwriting, along with the nonrefundable statutory fee of one hundred and twenty dollars
($120.00)
Applicants must provide _____ - Answer their residence address
Non residents - Answer give principle place of employment/business. Must kept current as it
affects your notary public status
Effective NOVEMBER 2019, all applicants MUST provide _____ - Answer a valid email address
and all correspondence will be sent to that address. A business address will not be used.
The examination is incorporated into _________ and must be completed by each applicant -
Answer the online notary public application form
T/F) ALL questions on the exam must be answered correctly before an applicant will be
appointed a notary public - Answer True
Exam pending in the system for more than 90 days will result ____ - Answer in a failure.
Exam is not returned and will have to restart.
If a submitted application is deficient, the applicant will receive a deficiency notice by email.
Unless the applicant corrects the deficiencies _____ - Answer within 90 days, the application
and fee will be forfeited (lost/forgiven).
The Secretary of the State may deny an appointment to any individual who has _____________
- Answer been convicted of a felony or a crime; who has had a previous commission revoked;
or who has engaged in some form of notarial misconduct.
This denial does not meet ____ - Answer honesty and integrity