UT Notary - Utah Notary Exam Remote Online Notarization 1

Question 1

How long must a Utah notary retain the audio-visual recording of a remote online notarization session?

Accepted Answer

5 years

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1 year

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3 years

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10 years

Question 2

During a remote online notarization in Utah, where must the notary public be physically located?

Accepted Answer

Within the state of Utah

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In the same county where the notary is commissioned

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Anywhere within the United States

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In the same state as the principal

Question 3

Under Utah's remote online notarization rules, where may the principal (signer) be physically located during a RON session?

Accepted Answer

Anywhere in the world

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Only within the state of Utah

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Only within the United States

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Only in a state that has enacted RON legislation

Question 4

Which Utah government office is responsible for approving and maintaining a list of accepted remote online notarization technology providers?

Accepted Answer

The Utah Lieutenant Governor's office

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The Utah State Bar

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The Utah Division of Corporations

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The Utah Department of Commerce

Question 5

What additional notation must a Utah notary include in the electronic journal for a remote online notarization, compared to a traditional notarial act?

Accepted Answer

The type of communication technology used and a reference to the audio-visual recording

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The principal's Social Security number

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The names of all witnesses present in the room with the notary

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The IP address of the principal's device

Question 6

What language must appear in the notarial certificate when a Utah notary performs a remote online notarization?

Accepted Answer

A statement that the notarial act was performed using communication technology

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A statement that the document was signed in the notary's physical presence

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A statement that the principal's identity was verified by two witnesses

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A statement that the document was apostilled by the Lieutenant Governor