Notarial ActsPregunta 55 de 100
A notary reasonably suspects the document is part of a fraud. What is the proper response?
a.Refuse to perform the notarization
b.Notarize it and warn the signer
c.Complete it but omit the seal
d.Charge a higher fee
Explicación
When a notary has a reasonable suspicion that the transaction is fraudulent or unlawful, the notary should decline to proceed. Notarizing under such circumstances can expose the notary to civil and criminal liability.
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