AK Notary Commission and Appointment Flashcards
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What type of bond does Alaska require a notary to obtain?
Answer: Surety bond
Alaska requires a surety bond, which is obtained through a licensed bonding or insurance company.
Where must an Alaska notary file their oath of office?
Answer: The Office of the Lieutenant Governor
The oath of office must be filed with the Office of the Lieutenant Governor.
Which of the following is NOT a qualification to become an Alaska notary?
Answer: Must hold a law degree
A law degree is not required; Alaska only requires the applicant to be at least 18, literate, and a resident or employee in the state.
Can an Alaska notary continue to notarize documents after their commission expires?
Answer: No, they must cease all notarial acts immediately upon expiration
Once a commission expires, the notary must immediately stop performing notarial acts until a new commission is obtained.
If an Alaska notary is convicted of a crime involving dishonesty, what is likely to happen?
Answer: Their commission may be revoked
A conviction involving dishonesty is grounds for revocation of the notary commission by the Lt. Governor.
What document does the Lieutenant Governor issue to formalize an Alaska notary appointment?
Answer: A notary certificate of commission
The Lieutenant Governor issues a certificate of commission to the newly appointed notary.