Duties & PowersQuestion 26 of 100
When does a California notary's commission become effective?
a.On the date fingerprints are submitted
b.On the date the exam is passed
c.On the date the application is mailed
d.On the commencement date printed on the commission, provided the oath and bond are timely filed
Explanation
The commission is effective on the commencement date printed on it, but only if the notary files the oath and bond with the county clerk within 30 days. A notary may not perform any act before that date or before filing.
Law Reference: CA Government Code §8204Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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