TEXAS NOTARY PUBLIC EXAM 2026/2027
WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS
|CURRENTLY TESTING QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS|ALREADY GRADED A+|NEWEST
|BRAND NEW VERSION|JUST RELEASED!!
A notary's should never, under any circumstances, notarize the notary's own signature.
(True or False)
True
The most important obligation a notary has to the public the notary serves is to judge what acts
constitute the practice of ____ and what acts constitute the practice of a _______ ________.
law; notary public
As a general rule, "the notarization of a document that has been written in a foreign language
should only be performed by a notary who has a thorough understanding of the foreign
language in which the document and/or notarial certificate are written."
(True or False)
True
The notary should avoid being placed in the position of having to decide whether a person is
sufficiently ______________to fully understand the agreement the person is signing or the oath
or affidavit the person is taking.
competent
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,The notary should either seek counsel from the notary's own attorney or advise the party who
appears to be ___________________ to go to an attorney.
incompetent
If a person is declared to have been imcompetent at the time the agreement was signed and
notarized, the agreement could be declared _______ and _________.
null; void
It is of utmost important that the individual who is to have a document notarized personally
____________ before the notary public.
appear
A notarization over the phone is absolutely forbidden.
(True or False)
True
A notarization over the phone is acceptable
(True or False)
False
A notary who is not a licensed attorney may ___________ engage in the practice of law.
not
If a notary attempts to assist someone in the preparation of legal papers, such acts may
constitute the _________________ practice of law.
unauthorized
One who has a ___________ interest in a document, no matter how small or nominal the
interests, cannot act as a notary public relative to that document.
beneficial
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,Mere relationship to a party does not _____________ a notary.
disqualify
Thus, a wife who is a notary public, _______ notarize her husband's documents, provided the
wife does not derive a beneficial interest therefrom.
may
A notary should never notarize a document unless the notary is absolutely _____________ after
reading through the notarial certificate, that whatever the notary is certifying to is true and
correct.
satisfied
If a person appearing before the notary physically cannot sign the person's own name or make a
mark on a document presented for notarization, a notary ________ sign the name of the
person, provided that the notary is satisfied that the person has voluntarily given consent for
the notary to sign on the person's behalf.
may
If a person is able to make a mark on a document, the notarization forms should reflect that the
person is signing by a mark. In such instances, an attorney may require the presence of at least
______ impartial witnesses to witness the signing by mark, and the notarial certificate will be
drafted to reflect their presence
two
A notary who willfully and knowingly breaches the notary's official duty may be liable to
_______ injured as a result.
one
A notary may be also liable for a ____________ performance of duty resulting in a n injury.
negligent
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, In the event of a breach of notarial duties, the notary may be also subject to criminal liability
such as:
1. ______________________: the wresting of anything of value from another by duress, force,
or by any undue exercise of power
Extortion
In the event of a breach of notarial duties, the notary may be also subject to criminal liability
such as:
2. ______________________: the fraudulent making or altering of a writing, with the intent to
deceive another and prejudice the person in some right.
Forgery
In the event of a breach of notarial duties, the notary may be also subject to criminal liability
such as:
3. ______________________: making in an official proceeding, under an oath required or
authorized by law, a false statement which the person does not believe to be true.
Perjury
In the event of a breach of notarial duties, the notary may be also subject to criminal liability
such as:
4. ______________________: the willful and corrupt procuring of another to commit perjury.
Subornation
"Proof of the signer's signature and identity" means:
proof of evidenced by production of a current _______________ card or document issued by
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WITH ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED DETAILED ANSWERS
|CURRENTLY TESTING QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS|ALREADY GRADED A+|NEWEST
|BRAND NEW VERSION|JUST RELEASED!!
A notary's should never, under any circumstances, notarize the notary's own signature.
(True or False)
True
The most important obligation a notary has to the public the notary serves is to judge what acts
constitute the practice of ____ and what acts constitute the practice of a _______ ________.
law; notary public
As a general rule, "the notarization of a document that has been written in a foreign language
should only be performed by a notary who has a thorough understanding of the foreign
language in which the document and/or notarial certificate are written."
(True or False)
True
The notary should avoid being placed in the position of having to decide whether a person is
sufficiently ______________to fully understand the agreement the person is signing or the oath
or affidavit the person is taking.
competent
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,The notary should either seek counsel from the notary's own attorney or advise the party who
appears to be ___________________ to go to an attorney.
incompetent
If a person is declared to have been imcompetent at the time the agreement was signed and
notarized, the agreement could be declared _______ and _________.
null; void
It is of utmost important that the individual who is to have a document notarized personally
____________ before the notary public.
appear
A notarization over the phone is absolutely forbidden.
(True or False)
True
A notarization over the phone is acceptable
(True or False)
False
A notary who is not a licensed attorney may ___________ engage in the practice of law.
not
If a notary attempts to assist someone in the preparation of legal papers, such acts may
constitute the _________________ practice of law.
unauthorized
One who has a ___________ interest in a document, no matter how small or nominal the
interests, cannot act as a notary public relative to that document.
beneficial
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,Mere relationship to a party does not _____________ a notary.
disqualify
Thus, a wife who is a notary public, _______ notarize her husband's documents, provided the
wife does not derive a beneficial interest therefrom.
may
A notary should never notarize a document unless the notary is absolutely _____________ after
reading through the notarial certificate, that whatever the notary is certifying to is true and
correct.
satisfied
If a person appearing before the notary physically cannot sign the person's own name or make a
mark on a document presented for notarization, a notary ________ sign the name of the
person, provided that the notary is satisfied that the person has voluntarily given consent for
the notary to sign on the person's behalf.
may
If a person is able to make a mark on a document, the notarization forms should reflect that the
person is signing by a mark. In such instances, an attorney may require the presence of at least
______ impartial witnesses to witness the signing by mark, and the notarial certificate will be
drafted to reflect their presence
two
A notary who willfully and knowingly breaches the notary's official duty may be liable to
_______ injured as a result.
one
A notary may be also liable for a ____________ performance of duty resulting in a n injury.
negligent
3|Page
, In the event of a breach of notarial duties, the notary may be also subject to criminal liability
such as:
1. ______________________: the wresting of anything of value from another by duress, force,
or by any undue exercise of power
Extortion
In the event of a breach of notarial duties, the notary may be also subject to criminal liability
such as:
2. ______________________: the fraudulent making or altering of a writing, with the intent to
deceive another and prejudice the person in some right.
Forgery
In the event of a breach of notarial duties, the notary may be also subject to criminal liability
such as:
3. ______________________: making in an official proceeding, under an oath required or
authorized by law, a false statement which the person does not believe to be true.
Perjury
In the event of a breach of notarial duties, the notary may be also subject to criminal liability
such as:
4. ______________________: the willful and corrupt procuring of another to commit perjury.
Subornation
"Proof of the signer's signature and identity" means:
proof of evidenced by production of a current _______________ card or document issued by
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