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California's Best Notary Practice Exam

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Are you ready to pass your official California State exam?

Use these 3 tools to give you the edge you need to pass on the first attempt:

Current Practice Exam
Key Points Study Guide
CA Notary Fines Cheat Sheet

Disclaimer: This package contains supplemental study materials only and does not fulfill the educational requirements mandated by the Secretary of State.

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The full Practice exam pulls from a pool of hundreds of questions and randomizes them with the exact number of questions on each category the real state exam uses. Creating a challenging Notary exam that can be taken over and over agian.

California Notary Practice Exam Sample

1 / 5

A federal or Public employee may:

A. Not charge a Notary fee.

B. Keep their commission if they leave their job or move to another base.

C. Keep Notary fees they earn.

D. Notarize at their place of employment.

2 / 5

Why are two credible witnesses used instead of one?

A. One credible witness does not have ID

B. Two are more valid than one

C. The document signer does not personally know anyone who personally knows a Notary

D. There is no difference

3 / 5

When accepting an ID card from another state, the ID card must have the following:

A. a photograph, signature, identifying number and birth date

B. a signature, identifying number and physical description

C. a signature, identifying number, physical description and photograph

D. a physical description, photograph and signature

4 / 5

An employer coerces a Notary employee to record false information in their journal. What would the employer be found guilty of?

A. A Felony

B. A Misdemeanor

C. An Infraction

5 / 5

Who is not allowed to assist someone with immigration forms?

A. An Attorney

B. A representative accredited by the U.S. Department of Justice

C. California Secretary of State and bonded as an immigration consultant

D. California Secretary of State Commissioned Notary Public

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