Notary Exam Study Guide 2
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What are the requirements to becoming a Notary? - Answer: 1. Be a
California resident at the time of appointment (unless appointed to
serve on a military or naval reservation);
, 2. Be at least 18 years of age
3. Complete a course of study approved by the California Secretary of
State
4. Pass a written, proctored, closed-book examination; and
5. Pass a background check
How long is a Notary's term? - Answer: 4 years - starting with the
commencement date stated in the commission issued by Secretary of
State
When is a notary officially a notary? - Answer: both oath and bond are
filed with county clerk within 30 days of commencement date
Is a notary limited to the county where their oath and bond are filed? -
Answer: No
Can a California notary notarize outside of the borders of CA? - Answer:
No
How much is the notary bond? - Answer: $15,000
Where is the bond filed? - Answer: County clerks office of the county in
which notary publics principle place of business is located
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What are the requirements to becoming a Notary? - Answer: 1. Be a
California resident at the time of appointment (unless appointed to
serve on a military or naval reservation);
, 2. Be at least 18 years of age
3. Complete a course of study approved by the California Secretary of
State
4. Pass a written, proctored, closed-book examination; and
5. Pass a background check
How long is a Notary's term? - Answer: 4 years - starting with the
commencement date stated in the commission issued by Secretary of
State
When is a notary officially a notary? - Answer: both oath and bond are
filed with county clerk within 30 days of commencement date
Is a notary limited to the county where their oath and bond are filed? -
Answer: No
Can a California notary notarize outside of the borders of CA? - Answer:
No
How much is the notary bond? - Answer: $15,000
Where is the bond filed? - Answer: County clerks office of the county in
which notary publics principle place of business is located
