Notary Basics & Commission Flashcards
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How must a Colorado notary submit their commission application?
Answer: Online through the Secretary of State's website
Colorado notary applications are submitted online through the Secretary of State's official website.
Which of the following describes the scope of a Colorado notary's authority?
Answer: Statewide only
A Colorado notary commission grants authority to perform notarial acts anywhere within the state of Colorado.
What should a notary do when their commission certificate is received?
Answer: Keep it in a safe place and begin notarizing
Once the commission certificate is received, the notary may begin performing notarial acts and should keep the certificate in a safe place.
Can a Colorado notary commission be transferred to another person?
Answer: No, a commission is non-transferable
A Colorado notary commission is personal and cannot be transferred to another individual.
Under Colorado law, can a non-U.S. citizen become a notary?
Answer: Yes, if they are a legal permanent resident who lives or works in Colorado
Colorado does not require U.S. citizenship; a legal permanent resident who resides or works in Colorado may apply.
What action must a Colorado notary take when they resign their commission?
Answer: Submit written notice to the Secretary of State
A notary must submit written notice of resignation to the Secretary of State to formally end the commission.