NV Notary Training Questions and Answers Rated A+

NV Notary Training Questions and Answers Rated A+ A notarization legalizes a document. false A Notary Public is an official of integrity. true You may identify someone based on personal knowledge, a credible witness, and an approved government issued ID. true You many accept a Nevada Driver Authorization Card to verify a document signer's identity. false For someone 55 years or older, you may accept an expired ID card or ID issued by a senior citizen center or other government agency. false If someone brings you a form that requires a notarization, but that form is missing some information, you can go ahead and write in the information that is missing for the customer. false After reviewing a document someone brings to you for notarization, the very next thing you should do is sign and stamp the document. false If the document brought to you for notarization is missing some notarial wording, the customer will write it on the document for you. false The notary is responsible for ensuring that all components of a complete notarization are present for each notarization they perform. true Notarial language/wording informs a third party that the contents of the document are legal. false Complete notarization language/wording includes: A. The beginning, which includes the venue; B. The middle, which includes the date of notarization and byline with the document signer's name; C. The end, which includes the notary stamp and signature. true When filling out the venue while notarizing in Carson City, the county you will out under NEVADA is Carson County. false You only need to have complete notarial language/wording sometimes. These are occasions where you can just add your notary stamp and signature to a document, false The notarial language/wording always appears above the document signers signature on a document. false Your journal must be a spiral bound and have pre-printed page numbers. false If you keep your notary journal and stamp at your work desk, you must keep them in a locked drawer where other employees would not have access to them. true If your employer pays for your notary supplies and you should leave employment with them at some point, your employer would keep all the notary supplies you were using because they paid for them. false