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51Kansas Notary Handbook
X. Test your Notary Knowledge
test your notarial i.Q. with this pop quiz. answers follow the quiz.
More detailed explanations are found elsewhere in the handbook.
1. Your employer asks you to “notarize” a document that was
signed by a customer while you were at lunch. You should:
(a) ask your employer to swear that the customer whose name ap
pears on the document really signed it.
(b) call the customer to ask if he really did sign the document.
(c) Explain that you cannot notarize a document when the customer
did not personally appear before you.
(d) “notarize” the document only if you personally know the cus
tomer and recognize the signature.
2. Your wife, the sole owner of a used car lot, has asked you to
“notarize” her signature transferring title of an automobile. You
are not named individually as a party to the transaction. You may
“notarize” the document.
true or False.
3. You have been asked to administer an oath for a person signing
an affidavit. You must ask the person to:
(a) Provide adequate identification (if you do not know the person).
(b) Either raise his or her right hand or place it upon the bible.
(c) Either swear or affirm using the statutory language.
(d) do all of the above.
4. A seal press is an acceptable notary seal but its impression must
be blackened so that it can be photocopied.
true or False.
5. A notary may not charge more than $2 to administer an oath.
true or False.
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