District Of Columbia Notary Public Examination

What is the primary distinction between an oath and an affirmation under DC notary law?

An oath has legal effect; an affirmation does not An oath involves a solemn pledge to a deity; an affirmation is a secular pledge with equal legal weight An affirmation requires a written signature; an oath does not An oath can only be used for government documents; an affirmation for private documents

Correct Answer:

An oath involves a solemn pledge to a deity; an affirmation is a secular pledge with equal legal weight

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