Journal & SealCâu 90 / 100
Why does California require a sequential journal rather than loose notes?
a.To create a continuous, tamper-resistant chronological record for each act
b.To save the notary money
c.Because the employer requires it
d.To replace the seal
Giải thích
A bound, sequential journal creates a continuous record that is difficult to alter or backdate, deterring fraud. It provides evidence of what the notary did and protects both the public and the notary.
Trích dẫn luật: CA Government Code §8206Luyện miễn phí toàn bộ 100 câu hỏi — không cần đăng ký.
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- If a peace officer investigating a crime asks to inspect a notary's journal, the notary must:
- The fee charged for each notarial act must be:
- When a thumbprint is required, which thumbprint does California specify?
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- When a notary's commission expires or is revoked, what must be done with the seal?
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