HAWAII NOTARY EXAM LATEST 2024 WITH UPDATED QUESTIONS AND DETAILED CORRECT ANSWERS (ALREADY GRADED A+)

HAWAII NOTARY EXAM LATEST 2024 WITH
UPDATED QUESTIONS AND DETAILED CORRECT
ANSWERS (ALREADY GRADED A+)
With prior written approval by the Attorney General, the notary public, upon
paying the fees prescribed by law an upon executing, depositing, and filing at
the notary's own expense, the required official bond, may demand or receive
the fees prescribed by law for services rendered by the notary in matters
pertaining to such government business. - ANSWER-not
A notary is defined as a "public officer whose function is to attest and certify,
by the notary's hand and official , certain classes of , in order to give
them credit and
in foreign jurisdictions, to take acknowledgments of deeds and other
conveyances, and certify them, and to perform certain official acts, chiefly in
commercial matters." - ANSWER-seal; documents; authenticity
A document is notarized in order to protect persons signing an important
document.
(True or False) - ANSWER-True
2 | P a g e
A document is notarized in order to protect others signing an important
document.
(True or False) - ANSWER-False
3 | P a g e
Getting a document assures the parties to an that this particular document
and no other is the authentic document which is intended to be given full
force and effect. - ANSWER- agreement
The recent adoption of HAR - helps prevent the fraudulent use of
notarizes documents and seals - ANSWER-5-11
Specifically, HAR- - requires a notary to evidence every
acknowledgment or jurat with a certificate describing the document and is
intended to prevent a page with an acknowledgment or a jurat from being
detached from it's original document and then "switched" or reattached to
another document for fraudulent purposes. - ANSWER-5-11-8
HAR 5-11-8 specifies that the notary list the number of pages of each
notarized document and provide an or description of the notarized
document "in close proximity" to the acknowledgment or jurat. - ANSWERidentification
A notary must perform the notary's official duties with
_, , and _ . - ANSWER-Integrity; diligence; skill
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The notary's duty is not confined to the one to whom the notary directly
renders service, but it extends to _ who may be affected by the
notary's act. - ANSWER-all persons
The powers and duties vested in the notary are personal to the notary and
should never be _. - ANSWER- delegated
Under Hawaii law, the duties of a notary public are generally confined to
performing the following notarial acts:
Taking an . - ANSWER-acknowledgment
Under Hawaii law, the duties of a notary public are generally confined to
performing the following notarial acts:
Administering an , , or .
ANSWER-oath; affirmation; affidavit
Under Hawaii law, the duties of a notary public are generally confined to
performing the following notarial acts:
Taking a . - ANSWER-deposition
5 | P a g e
Under Hawaii law, the duties of a notary public are generally confined to
performing the following notarial acts:
a protest. - ANSWER-Noting
A Government Notary whose fees and bond are waived, is limited by law to
performing notarial services pertaining to the business of the government.
(True or False) - ANSWER-True
At what point does a Government Notary perform notarial services outside of
business of the government? - ANSWER- Where the occasion is deemed by
the head of the department of the governmental unit to be of URGENT
NECESSITY and CONVENIENCE.