Ohio Notary Public Test Questions & Answers 100% Accurate!!

Can a notary take the acknowledgement to an instrument in which he himself has an interest? - ANSWERNo. Can a notary notarize an instrument when he is out of the physical boundaries of the State of Ohio? - ANSWERNo. Can a notary witness the signature and take acknowledgement in another State, then make the certification in his own State? - ANSWERNo. May a notary take the acknowledgement of a relative, even a wife or husband, if he himself has no interest in the transaction? - ANSWERYes. May a notary act as a witness to and notarize the same instrument? - ANSWERYes. May a notary acknowledge a Bill of Exchange or Draft? - ANSWERYes. Who is the drawer? - ANSWERThe person making the draft or checks. Who is the drawee? - ANSWERThe one upon whom it is drawn. Who is the acceptor? - ANSWERIn the case of a check, who if they accept it, the bank. Who is the signer of the note? - ANSWERThe maker. Who is the person to whom it is payable? - ANSWERThe payee. Who is someone who assigns his interest in the note and signs his name on the back? - ANSWERThe indorser. Who is the person whom he assigns the note? - ANSWERThe indorsee. May a notary take the acknowledgement of a person who cannot sign his name? - ANSWERYes. Such person signs the instrument by marking an "X" in the presence of two witnesses, one of which may be the notary. Who need sign a deed? - ANSWEROnly the grantor (or person relinquishing ownership). Who need sign the mortgage? - ANSWERThe mortgagor (or borrower giving security).