South Carolina Notary Public Knowledge Assessment

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A signer, who is a citizen of another country, presents a valid, unexpired passport issued by their home country's government. The passport contains a photo and the signer's signature. Is this an acceptable form of identification for a notarization in South Carolina?

No, because the passport was not issued by a U.S. federal or state agency. Yes, because a current passport is explicitly listed as an acceptable form of identification. No, because the notary cannot verify the security features of a foreign document. Yes, but only if the signer also provides a secondary form of U.S.-issued identification.

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Yes, because a current passport is explicitly listed as an acceptable form of identification.

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