California Notary Practice Test

What is the one requirement for notary becoming a California notary public? - Answer- Be a legal resident of California Your jurisdiction will be - Answer- The entire state of California A possible penalty for committing perjury is - Answer- 2 years in prison, 3 years in prison or 4 years in prison You have how many days to take your oath of office after your commencement date - Answer- 30 days if you request a new certificate of authorization, the state of California must respond within - Answer- 5 days The agency of the state that will give you the new certificate is - Answer- Secretary of State Using the words notario publico - Answer- Is prohibited If a notary willingly knowingly notarizes a real estate document that they know to be fraudulent, they are guilty of a - Answer- Felony Death certificates - Answer- Are not notarized A subscribing witness can bring you - Answer- Homestead declaration The penalty for starting a known false fact as true is now - Answer- $10,000 When do you officially become a notary? - Answer- When your oath and bond are filed What is the shape of the notary seal - Answer- Rectangular What are the dimensions of the notary stamp? - Answer- 1 in in width by 2 and 1/2 in in length If you are one of the following concerning a document, you must not notarize it - Answer- Trustor or trustee The fine for overcharging for a non-immigration form is - Answer- up to $750 The fine for not notifying the state that your stamp or journal was lost is - Answer- Up to $1,500