Notary Public Appointment Exam Questions and Answers-Part 1

Notary Public Appointment Exam Part
1

A Connecticut notary may perform notarial acts anywhere in the United States. - Answer-False



A notary's embossing seal is not required by Connecticut state law. - Answer-True



A notary may not advise persons regarding questions of law. - Answer-True



If a notary's employer pays the fee of that notary's appointment, the notary's stamp and seal are the
property of the employer. - Answer-False



In taking an acknowledgement, it is sufficient for a notary to require only one form of identification from
an individual if that form of identification contains a photo. - Answer-False



A notary may use a rubber stamp as a substitute for his signature. - Answer-False



A resident notary must record his/her oath of office with the town clerk in the town in which he/she
resides. - Answer-True



A notary should not perform notarial acts in Connecticut with documents that are in the custody and
control of a public record keeper. - Answer-True



When completing a notarial certificate, a notary public must indicate the expiration date of his/her
commission. - Answer-True