Hawaii Notary Public Exam Questions And Answers

Hawaii Notary Public Exam Questions And Answers A Notary Public is a public officer whose functions include: - ANS administering oaths; witnessing the signing of documents; attesting to the identity of the signers of documents; noting protests; taking acknowledgements of documents. In Hawaii, to be eligible for a notary public commission, the applicant must be: - ANS A U.S. citizen, or a national or permanent resident alien of the U.S. who diligently seeks citizenship upon becoming eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship; a Hawaii resident; at least 18 years old. The term of office of a notary public in Hawaii is: - ANS 4 years The notary seal must include: - ANS the notary's name; the notary's commission number; the words "notary public"; the words "State of Hawaii" The official notary signature must: - ANS be signed in the same manner as it appears on the notary's seal; include the date of the expiration of the notary's commission as a notary public; include a typed or legibly printed name of the notary below the notary's signature. Each notary public forthwith an before entering upon the duties of the notary's office shall execute, at the expense of the notary or the notary's company, an official surety bond which shall be in the sum of $_________________. - ANS $1000. For each official act, the notary shall enter in the book: 1. The _____, _______, and _______ of day of the notarial act. - ANS Type; Date; Time For each official act, the notary shall enter in the book: 2. The ________ or ________ and _______ of the document or proceeding. - ANS Title; Type; Date For each official act, the notary shall enter in the book: 3. The _____, _________, and ________ of each person whose signature is notarized and of each witness. - ANS Signature; Printed Name; Address For each official act, the notary shall enter in the book: 4. Other _________ to the __________. - ANS Parties; Instrument