AK Notary Seal and Stamp Requirements Flashcards
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For electronic notarizations in Alaska, what is required in place of a physical seal?
Answer: An electronic seal or image of the seal meeting statutory requirements
For electronic notarizations, an electronic version of the seal that meets Alaska statutory requirements must be used.
An Alaska notary seal impression that is partially outside the document's page is:
Answer: Invalid and may cause the notarization to be rejected
The seal must be fully affixed within the document; a partial impression may render the notarization defective.
Which of the following best describes a notary's embossing seal compared to an ink stamp?
Answer: Embossing seals create a raised impression; ink stamps create an inked impression
An embossing seal creates a raised impression in the paper, while an ink stamp leaves an inked mark that photocopies more clearly.
When must an Alaska notary update their seal?
Answer: When their name changes or commission is renewed
A notary must update their seal when their name changes or when they renew their commission with a new commission number.
If an Alaska notary's seal impression is too light to read clearly, what should they do?
Answer: Re-apply the seal to create a clear impression on the same or adjacent area
The notary should re-apply the seal to ensure a clear, legible impression before completing the notarization.
Who is responsible for the safekeeping of an Alaska notary's official seal?
Answer: The notary personally
The notary is personally responsible for the security and safekeeping of their official seal at all times.