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Michigan Notary Appointment and Qualifications Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following would DISQUALIFY a person from becoming a Michigan notary?

    Answer: Having a felony conviction

    A felony conviction can disqualify an applicant from obtaining a Michigan notary commission.

  2. After a Michigan notary commission is granted, within how many days must the notary file their bond and take the oath?

    Answer: 90 days

    A newly appointed Michigan notary must file the required bond and oath of office within 90 days of appointment.

  3. Where must a Michigan notary's bond be filed?

    Answer: County clerk's office in the notary's county

    The notary's surety bond must be filed with the county clerk in the county where the notary resides or maintains a business.

  4. If a Michigan notary moves to a different county, what must they do regarding their bond?

    Answer: File a new bond in the new county

    When a Michigan notary relocates to a different county, they must file a new bond with the clerk of the new county.

  5. Can a Michigan notary notarize documents in any county of the state?

    Answer: Yes, a Michigan notary commission is valid statewide

    A Michigan notary's commission grants authority to perform notarial acts anywhere within the state of Michigan.

  6. What must a Michigan notary do if their name changes during their commission?

    Answer: Notify the Secretary of State and re-file the bond under the new name

    A notary must notify the Secretary of State of a name change and re-file the bond using the new legal name.

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