NORTH CAROLINA NOTARY PUBLIC ONLINE EXAM LATEST 2025
COMPLETE QUESTION WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
|GUARANTEED PASS
1.General Statue 10B - ANSWER The statutory qualifications for becoming a notary public in
North Carolina are contained in this general statute.
2. A notary's main responsibility is to prevent this from occurring. - ANSWER Fraud and Forgery
3. A notary protects this - ANSWER The public's interest
4. What are the three steps to a notary acknowledgment? - ANSWER 1) individual appears in
person,
2) individual presents ID,
3) individual signs (signature) in front of notary
5. What is an affirmation? - ANSWER a solemn and formal declaration that an affidavit is true;
this is substituted for an oath in certain instances
6. Who issues a notary's commission? - ANSWER The NC Secretary of State
7. Subscribing Witness - ANSWER a person who signs a record for the purpose of being a
witness to the principal's signature
8. Oath and Affirmation - ANSWER A notarial act that CERTIFIES that an individual signed a
document
9. moral turpitude - ANSWER Conduct contrary to honesty
, 10. jurat (affidavit) - ANSWER certificate of evidencing the administration of an oath
11. How long is a notary's commission valid? - ANSWER Five years
12. How much can be charged per notary signature? - ANSWER $5
13. What can a notary not do? - ANSWER notarize any document that he or she may gain or lose
anything (has a vested interest in).
14. Legal Name - ANSWER What is required to notorize - nicknames cannot be used
15. What five events can a Notary participate? - ANSWER 1) Take acknowledgement 2) Take
verification of proof 3) adminster oath or affirmation 4) absentee voter ballots 5) inventory of a
safety box 6)jurat
16. Principal in acknowledgment - ANSWER The individual whose identity and due execution of
a record is being certified by a notary.
17. Principal in verification - ANSWER The individual other than a subscribing witness, whose 1)
identity and due execution of the record is being proven OR 2) signature is being identified as
genuine.
18. Principal in oath or affirmation - ANSWER The individual who makes a vow of truthfulness
on penalty of perjury.
19. Satisfactory evidence of identity - ANSWER 1) At least ONE current document issued by
federal, state, or state recognized tribal government agency bearing the photographic image of
indivudal or physical description of individual.
COMPLETE QUESTION WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
|GUARANTEED PASS
1.General Statue 10B - ANSWER The statutory qualifications for becoming a notary public in
North Carolina are contained in this general statute.
2. A notary's main responsibility is to prevent this from occurring. - ANSWER Fraud and Forgery
3. A notary protects this - ANSWER The public's interest
4. What are the three steps to a notary acknowledgment? - ANSWER 1) individual appears in
person,
2) individual presents ID,
3) individual signs (signature) in front of notary
5. What is an affirmation? - ANSWER a solemn and formal declaration that an affidavit is true;
this is substituted for an oath in certain instances
6. Who issues a notary's commission? - ANSWER The NC Secretary of State
7. Subscribing Witness - ANSWER a person who signs a record for the purpose of being a
witness to the principal's signature
8. Oath and Affirmation - ANSWER A notarial act that CERTIFIES that an individual signed a
document
9. moral turpitude - ANSWER Conduct contrary to honesty
, 10. jurat (affidavit) - ANSWER certificate of evidencing the administration of an oath
11. How long is a notary's commission valid? - ANSWER Five years
12. How much can be charged per notary signature? - ANSWER $5
13. What can a notary not do? - ANSWER notarize any document that he or she may gain or lose
anything (has a vested interest in).
14. Legal Name - ANSWER What is required to notorize - nicknames cannot be used
15. What five events can a Notary participate? - ANSWER 1) Take acknowledgement 2) Take
verification of proof 3) adminster oath or affirmation 4) absentee voter ballots 5) inventory of a
safety box 6)jurat
16. Principal in acknowledgment - ANSWER The individual whose identity and due execution of
a record is being certified by a notary.
17. Principal in verification - ANSWER The individual other than a subscribing witness, whose 1)
identity and due execution of the record is being proven OR 2) signature is being identified as
genuine.
18. Principal in oath or affirmation - ANSWER The individual who makes a vow of truthfulness
on penalty of perjury.
19. Satisfactory evidence of identity - ANSWER 1) At least ONE current document issued by
federal, state, or state recognized tribal government agency bearing the photographic image of
indivudal or physical description of individual.
