I.  Office of Notary Public 

 II. Notaries In Special Positions

The answers to these questions can be found at the end of this course

1) A Notary Public is _______________________.

A)  a Secretary

B)  a Public Officer

C)  a Government Official

2) To Qualify for appointment, a Notary must be ___________.

        A)  21 years old

        B)  21 years old and part-time resident

        C)  18 years old and a permanent resident

3) Who may appoint a Notary Public? ______________________.

        A)  The Governor

        B)  The Secretary of State

        C)  The Insurance Commissioner

4)  Change of Address, or telephone number, or criminal record is required to be reported to the State by written notification within _________ days after its occurrence.

A) 30

B) 45

C) 60

5) Where can you perform Notarial Acts? ________________.

        A) United States

        B) State of Florida

        C) Anywhere

6) The required $7,500.00 Surety Bond protects __________.

        A) the Notary Public

        B) the Notary Public’s Employer

C) the State and the Public

7) The fee for any one notarial act may not exceed __________; except for solemnizing the Rites of Matrimony.

A) $10.00

B) $5.00

C) $15.00

8) The ________________ will certify or Apostille certain approved documents.

A) Governor’s Office

B) State Treasurer

C) Secretary of State

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