Notarial ActsQuestion 39 of 100
Which document may a California notary lawfully certify a copy of?
a.A birth certificate
b.A marriage license
c.A high school diploma
d.A power of attorney
Explanation
A California notary may certify a copy of a power of attorney under Probate Code §4307, and may certify a copy of the notary's own journal entries when ordered. Notaries may not certify copies of vital or public records.
Law Reference: CA Probate Code §4307Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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