Colorado Notary Exam CO Notary Appointment and Qualifications 2

Question 1

What must a Colorado notary complete before performing any notarial acts?

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Take an oath of office

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Pass a written examination

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Purchase errors and omissions insurance

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Complete 40 hours of approved training

Question 2

Within how many days must a Colorado notary notify the Secretary of State of a name change?

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30 days

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7 days

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14 days

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60 days

Question 3

What happens to a Colorado notary commission when the notary permanently moves out of state and no longer works in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

It is automatically revoked

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It remains valid until its expiration date

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The notary has 90 days to requalify

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It transfers to the new state automatically

Question 4

How does a Colorado notary renew their commission before it expires?

Accepted Answer

Submit a renewal application to the Secretary of State

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The Secretary of State automatically renews it

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File a renewal petition with the county court

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Reapply only as a brand-new applicant

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a requirement to become a Colorado notary public?

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Be a United States citizen

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Be at least 18 years old

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Be a Colorado resident or have employment in Colorado

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Submit an application to the Secretary of State

Question 6

What is the primary purpose of the surety bond required of Colorado notaries?

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To compensate persons harmed by the notary's misconduct or negligence

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To fund the Secretary of State's notary program

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To pay the notary a guaranteed salary

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To cover court filing fees for notarized documents