Duties & PowersQuestion 27 of 100
Which of the following may cause the Secretary of State to refuse to appoint or to revoke a notary commission?
a.Failure to fully disclose material facts on the application
b.Charging a lawful fee
c.Notarizing in a distant county
d.Owning a personal journal
Explanation
Providing false information or failing to disclose material facts, such as prior convictions, on the application is a ground for denial or revocation under Government Code §8214.1. Honesty on the application is a continuing condition of the commission.
Law Reference: CA Government Code §8214.1Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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