HAWAII NOTARYNOTARY HAWAII REAL EXAM 2023 WITH 150

HAWAII NOTARY/NOTARY HAWAII REAL EXAM 2023 WITH 150

QUESTION AND CORRECT ANSWERS A GRADE.

What states can you notarize in? - ANSWER- Hawaii Only

Can you notarize on sundays and holidays? - ANSWER- yes

What if the signer doesnt understand english? - ANSWER- then you need to understand their language... and notarize in their language... Not english

Fees collected will deposited where? & will be used for? - ANSWER- The Notary public revolving fund.

Used for personnel costs like training personnel, equipment, operating, administrative costs

If notary public revolving fund is ever terminated where would foregoing money be deposited? - ANSWER- Director of Finances' general fund

After taking your exam, how long does the general attorney have to send a letter of your result? - ANSWER- 30 days

If you did not pass your exam, how many days do you have to submit reexamination requirements before you need to submit new application? - ANSWER- 14 days

Failing Twice, how long is the waiting period - ANSWER- 90 days

FEE- If you pass your exam, & you dont pick up your certificate within 60 days -

ANSWER- 40

FEE- administration fee to process and catalogue notary record books - ANSWER-

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A person commits the offense of failure to identify identity if... - ANSWER- - Notary public knowingly notarizes a document

• a witness to the signing of the document fails to verify the identity of the signer

by proof of ID & signature or by obtaining satisfactory evidence of ID.

Guilty of misdemeanor.

Will result in automatic revocation of the commission

What are the requirements for a CERTIFICATE STATEMENT? - ANSWER- 1 Notarization date.

• Notary public's name, commission expiration date, signature, and seal.

3. Document information: date, title/description, total page numbers.

• Jurisdiction or venue.
• Must be in close proximity as the jurat or acknowledgment.

When can a notary public refuse to provide service? - ANSWER- May refuse if notary public is not satisfied that

• Person executing the document is competent or has the capacity to execute the

document;

• Person's signature is knowingly and voluntarily made; OR

notary public has proof of the signer's signature and identity, or if the person is remote, satisfactory evidence of the identity

What are the requirements to conduct notarial act by audio-video conferencing? - ANSWER- 1. Must be live and recorded.

• Must keep recording of the notarial act for at least 10 years.
• Signer must provide proper identification - personal knowledge, satisfactory

evidence of person's identity from a credible witness, or signer's 2 different types of ID.

• Notary public must ensure document being signed is the same as what was

provided.

• Person(s) appearing must state their full name.
• Signer must say he/she is physically located in Hawaii and state the county.
• Signer must state what document is being signed.

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• Signer must give the notary the signed document within 14 days so notary public

can notarize it and return.

• "This notarial act involved the use of communication technology enabled by

emergency order."

Can a notary public notarize his own signature? - ANSWER- No.

Can a notary public certify a document in which he/she has a personal interest in? - ANSWER- No.

Can a notary public notarize a document in which it is in a foreign language he/she does not understand? - ANSWER- No. Refer clients to another notary who does.

Should a notary notarize a document in English if the parties signing do not understand, read, or speak English? - ANSWER- No.

If a person seems incompetent, what should the notary public do? - ANSWER- Seek an attorney for advise OR let the party know to go to an attorney.

Can a notary public notarize for his/her own company? - ANSWER- Yes, as long as notary public or the spouse/civil partner does not have personal interest over the document

Can a notary public notarize for a family member or friend? - ANSWER- Yes, as long as the notary public does not have personal or beneficial interest in the document.

What are criminal liabilities for a notary public? - ANSWER- 1. Extortion - to take something or someone by force

• Forgery - fraudulent making or altering of a writing
• Perjury - making a false statement which the person does not believe to be true
• Subordination - willful and corrupt procuring of another to commit perjury

What is a notary public's jurisdiction? - ANSWER- Notary commissioned in Hawaii can only perform notary acts in Hawaii.

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