GI-Notarial Record Book; Specifications; Copies as Evidence Flashcards
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What must every notary public record in a book of records?
All acts, protests, depositions, and other things done in the notary’s official capacity
This includes detailed information about each notarial act.
What are the required entries for each official act in the notary’s record book?
- Type, date, and time of the notarial act
- Title or type and date of the document or proceeding
- Signature, printed name, and address of each person whose signature is notarized
- Identity verification method
- Description of identification method and credentials if applicable
- Fee charged by the notary public
Each entry must contain specific details to ensure the validity and traceability of the notarial act.
What should the notary public include about their identity verification method?
A brief description of the method of identification and the identification credential presented, if any
This includes the identification number and date of expiration of any identification credentials.
What must all copies or certificates granted by the notary include?
The notary’s hand and notarial seal
This ensures that the copies are legally recognized as evidence of the transactions.
What are the dimensions of the notary’s record book when fully opened?
Eleven inches in height and sixteen and one-half inches in width
These dimensions ensure a standardized format for record keeping.
What details must be printed legibly on the information page of each record book?
- Notary public’s name
- Business address
- Commission number
- Commission expiration date
- Book number
- Beginning and ending dates of notarial acts recorded
This information helps identify the notary and the validity of the records.
Where should the notary public print their name and commission number on each set of pages?
- Top left corner: Notary public’s name
- Top right corner: Notary public’s commission number
This placement ensures easy identification of the notary for each transaction.
True or False: The pages of the notary’s record book should be consecutively numbered.
True
Consecutive numbering aids in maintaining the integrity of the record book.
Fill in the blank: All acts, protests, depositions, and other things done by the notary in their official capacity must be recorded in a _______.
book of records
This is a legal requirement for maintaining proper records.