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Notary Training – Chapter 4 Quiz

NOTARY QUIZ #4

State of Idaho Notary Training Course Chapter 4

About the Quiz

There are 6 questions. A passing score is 70% or higher. The results are not recorded. You may take the quiz as many times as you like in order to test your knowledge.
1. A notary should not proceed with a notarization if:*
- a. The notary is unable to determine the type of notarial act to be performed.
- b. The notary has to decide on the appropriate type of notarization to perform because of a lack of information from the requestor
- c. The document does not have a pre-printed certificate and the requestor cannot indicate on their own what is needed.
- d. All of the above
Please choose the best answer.
2. The act of taking an acknowledgement:*
- a. Does not require the notary to witness the act of signing
- b. Requires the notary to properly verify the identity of the signer regardless of whether or not signed in the notary’s presence
- c. Requires the notary to match the signature to another sample if not signed in the notary’s presence (presented ID or notary’s journal)
- d. All of the above
3. Witnessing a signature can be achieved on a document that has already been signed.*
- a. True
- b. False
4. The image below is an example of an accurate and correctly completed notarization of a signature in a representative capacity:*
- a. True
- b. False
5. In addition to the requirements for witnessing a signature, in order to perform a Jurat, a notary must:*
- a. Be able to verify the accuracy of the document
- b. Determine if the person taking the oath is telling the truth
- c. Use a phrase that places the person taking the oath under penalty of perjury if their statements made in the document are proven false.
- d. All of the above
6. Because the process of certifying copies of a document does not include verifying a signature, this is the one notarial act that may not require the presence of a particular individual nor are you required to identify anyone in conjunction with the notarial act.*
- a. True
- b. False
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