OH Notary - Ohio Notary Exam Ohio Notary Ohio Notary Law and Rules 1

Question 1

How long is an Ohio notary public's commission term under the Ohio Revised Code?

Accepted Answer

5 years

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2 years

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4 years

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10 years

Question 2

Under Ohio law, which of the following is a required element on a notary public's official seal or stamp?

Accepted Answer

The notary's name as commissioned, the words 'Notary Public, State of Ohio,' and commission expiration date

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The notary's county of residence and bar number

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The notary's home address and telephone number

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The Ohio Secretary of State's official seal and registration number

Question 3

An Ohio notary public is absolutely prohibited from performing a notarial act when:

Accepted Answer

The notary has a direct financial or beneficial interest in the transaction being notarized

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The document is written in a language other than English

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The signer is a non-U.S. citizen

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The signer is related to the notary by marriage

Question 4

Under Ohio's Remote Online Notarization (RON) law, which requirement must a notary meet before performing online notarizations?

Accepted Answer

Register with the Secretary of State and use an approved RON technology platform

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Obtain a separate RON license from the Ohio Bar Association

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Complete 40 hours of in-person notarization experience first

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Receive written approval from the county recorder's office

Question 5

What is the maximum fee an Ohio notary public may charge per notarial act under state law?

Accepted Answer

$5.00

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$1.00

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$2.50

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$15.00

Question 6

If an Ohio notary public changes their name or mailing address, Ohio law requires them to notify the Secretary of State within:

Accepted Answer

30 days of the change

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10 days of the change

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60 days of the change

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90 days of the change