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Georgia Notary Practice Exam

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Notaries who are not attorneys are prohibited from what?
Correct Answer:
Rendering any service that constitutes the unauthorized practice of law.
Explanation:
The key idea is that notaries who aren’t lawyers must avoid any work that would constitute practicing law. They are limited to performing notarial acts and cannot provide legal services. Rendering any service that constitutes the unauthorized practice of law is the broad prohibition, which includes tasks like filing lawsuits or drafting contracts for clients. These are legal tasks that require a licensed attorney. If a client needs to pursue a legal matter or have documents drafted, the notary should refer them to an attorney and stick to notary duties only. Providing only notary services is allowed, so that option isn’t prohibited.

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