Liability & LawQuestion 99 of 100
A non-attorney notary who assists with immigration forms is limited in that the notary:
a.May not give legal advice, may only transcribe information provided by the client, and must observe advertising and fee rules
b.May represent clients before immigration authorities
c.May select which immigration relief to pursue
d.Has no restrictions
Explanation
A non-attorney notary may only enter information as provided by the client and may not give legal advice or choose immigration remedies, which is unauthorized practice of law. The notary must also post required notices and observe the statutory fee limits.
Law Reference: CA Government Code §8223Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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