Liability & LawQuestion 95 of 100
Which agency oversees, disciplines, and may revoke California notary commissions?
a.The Secretary of State
b.The county sheriff
c.The IRS
d.The State Bar
Explanation
The Secretary of State has continuing authority to investigate complaints, discipline notaries, and suspend or revoke commissions. The office may also impose civil penalties for specified violations.
Law Reference: CA Government Code §8214.1Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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