Rhode Island Notary Knowledge Assessment

If a signer is unable to physically sign due to a disability but can make a mark, what should the notary do?

The notary should sign the document on behalf of the signer. The notary should witness the signer making the mark and then notarize the document. The notary should have someone else sign on behalf of the signer. The notary should refuse to notarize the document if the signer cannot sign.

Correct Answer:

The notary should witness the signer making the mark and then notarize the document.

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