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A series of multiple-choice questions and answers related to notary public practices and regulations, primarily focusing on new york state law. It covers topics such as notary public commissions, eligibility requirements, fees, authorized actions, and potential liabilities. The questions test knowledge of legal terms, procedures, and ethical considerations relevant to notary public duties. This material is useful for individuals preparing for notary public examinations or seeking to enhance their understanding of notary public law. It provides a structured way to review key concepts and assess comprehension of the subject matter, ensuring a solid foundation in the legal aspects of notary practice. The content is designed to help users grasp the essential rules and responsibilities associated with being a notary public, promoting competence and compliance in their professional activities.
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A notary public who is removed from office and then executes any instrument as a notary public is guilty of a - A. Violation B. Petty offense C. Misdemeanor D. Felony ✔✔Misdemeanor Which of the following is not eligible for the office of notary public? A. Commissioner of elections B. Sheriff C. Member of the legislature D. Inspector of elections ✔✔Sheriff Fee for an oath or affirmation- A. $ B. $ C. $ D. $10 ✔✔$ The signature and seal of a county clerk upon a certificate of official character of a notary public may be:
B. A misdemeanor C. A felony D. None of the above ✔✔A misdemeanor The term "conveyance" includes written instruments by which any estate or interest in - property is created, transferred, mortgaged or assigned. 1.personal 2. real A. 1 is correct B. 2 is correct C. Neither 1 nor 2 is correct D. Both 1 and 2 are correct ✔✔ 2 is correct An office authorized to take the acknowledgment or proof of a conveyance who is guilty of fraudulent practice or malfeasance in the execution of any duty prescribed by law in relation to it is- A. Guilty of a petty offense B. Liable for a statutory fine of $150. C. Liable in damages to the person injured D. None of the above ✔✔Liable in damages to the person injured When the lessor (bank) of a safe deposit box opens the safe deposit box in front of a notary public (pursuant to Banking Law 335), the notary shall file with the lessor a certificate under seal which contains:
A. 1 only B. 1 and 2 only C. 1, 2 and 3 D. 3 only ✔✔1, 2 and 3 are correct The rule which authorizes a deposition to be taken before a notary public in a civil proceeding is found in: A. Criminal Procedure Law B. NYS Administrative Code C. Family Court Act D. Civil Practice Law and Rules ✔✔Civil practice law and rules
A. Codicil B. Affirmation C. Contract D. Lien ✔✔Affirmation "Sworn to before me this - day of - , 2010" is referred to as: A. Lien B. Contract C. Jurat D. Codicil ✔✔Jurat Something that has value and is given to induce someone to enter into a contract is called A. Real property B. Chattel C. Will D. Consideration ✔✔Consideration A person who starts a civil lawsuit is called A. Antagonist B. Defendant C. Appellant D. Plaintiff ✔✔Plaintiff
The law which specifies the time during which a civil action or criminal prosecution must be started is called- A. The statute of frauds B. The law of venue C. The statute of limitations D. None of the above ✔✔The statute of limitations The geographical place where an affidavit is taken by a notary or commissioner of deeds is called the - A. Locale B. Town C. Venue D. Venison ✔✔Venue The total commission fee for the appointment of a notary public is- A. $ B. $ C. $ D. None of the above ✔✔$ The fee for swearing in a witness is A. $. B. $ C. $2.
C. To replace a lost card D. To be kept as a spare I.D. card ✔✔To be kept as a spare I.D. card Not Correct: If a notary public is removed from office- A. He is thereafter not eligible to be appointed a notary public B. He is not authorized to administer oaths C. He is guilty of a felony if he continues to act as a notary public D. He cannot sign or execute any instrument as a notary public ✔✔He is guilty of a felony if he continues to act as a notary public
A law enacted by the New York State legislature is called: A. codicil B. seal C. attestation D. statute ✔✔Statute