Arizona Notary Practice Exam

What is the minimum age to become an Arizona notary?

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Correct Answer:

18 years

Explanation:

A notary public is a public officer who performs official duties like witnessing signatures and administering oaths. Those duties require legal adulthood and the capacity to take on official responsibilities, which Arizona grants at age 18 (the age of majority). So, the minimum age to become a notary is 18. Remember, there are additional requirements beyond age, such as residency or employment in Arizona and meeting character and background standards, but age must be at least 18 to qualify.

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