Duties & PowersPregunta 20 de 100
Which residency status is required for a California notary applicant?
a.U.S. citizenship
b.Legal residency in the State of California
c.Residency in the applicant's county for 10 years
d.Ownership of a California business
Explicación
The applicant must be a legal California resident; U.S. citizenship is not required. The residency requirement ties the notary to California's jurisdiction, where the commission is valid.
Referencia Legal: CA Government Code §8201Practica las 100 preguntas gratis — sin registro.
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