IL Notary Electronic & Remote Notarization 2

Question 1

Which identity verification method used in Illinois RON asks the principal dynamic questions based on their personal history?

Accepted Answer

Knowledge-based authentication (KBA)

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Credential analysis

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Biometric fingerprint scan

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Notary attestation

Question 2

Which Illinois office must approve a Remote Online Notarization technology platform before a notary may use it?

Accepted Answer

Illinois Secretary of State

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Illinois Attorney General

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Illinois Supreme Court

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Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation

Question 3

What security requirement must an Illinois electronic notary's seal satisfy when applied to a document?

Accepted Answer

Render the notarial certificate tamper-evident

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Display the notary's photograph

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Generate a unique barcode for each transaction

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Require dual-factor authentication to apply

Question 4

What quality of audio-visual communication is legally required during an Illinois remote online notarization session?

Accepted Answer

Real-time, two-way audio and video

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Recorded but not necessarily real-time

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Audio-only to protect the principal's privacy

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One-way video with two-way audio

Question 5

If an Illinois notary cannot successfully verify a principal's identity during a RON session, the notary must:

Accepted Answer

Refuse to perform the notarial act

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Proceed if the principal verbally confirms their identity

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Complete the notarization with a written disclaimer

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Ask a witness to vouch via text message

Question 6

In Illinois RON, credential analysis is the process of:

Accepted Answer

Using technology to verify the authenticity of the principal's government-issued ID

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Checking the principal's credit history

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Reviewing the principal's professional licenses

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Analyzing the principal's prior electronic signature history

Question 7

Where must an Illinois notary be physically located when performing a remote online notarization?

Accepted Answer

Illinois

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Any U.S. state that has enacted RON laws

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The same state as the principal

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Any location with a secure internet connection