Utah Notary Public Exam

Question 1

What types of identification are acceptable for a Utah notary to verify the identity of a signer?

A valid U.S. passport, a government-issued driver’s license, or a state-issued ID card. A credit card, a library card, or a student ID. An insurance policy, a utility bill, or a handwritten letter. An employment badge, a vehicle registration, or a health insurance card.

Correct Answer:

A valid U.S. passport, a government-issued driver’s license, or a state-issued ID card.

Question 2

What should a Utah notary do if the signer does not have an acceptable form of ID?

Proceed with the notarization based on the signer’s verbal confirmation. Refuse to perform the notarization until an acceptable ID is presented. Ask the signer to provide a notarized affidavit from a third party. Notarize the document based on the notary’s personal knowledge of the signer.

Correct Answer:

Refuse to perform the notarization until an acceptable ID is presented.

Question 3

How should a Utah notary record the identification used to verify a signer in their journal?

Only note the type of identification used. Record the type of identification and the ID number. Record only the name of the signer. Note the type of identification, ID number, and expiration date.

Correct Answer:

Note the type of identification, ID number, and expiration date.

Question 4

What action should a notary take if they suspect that the identification presented is fraudulent?

Proceed with the notarization but note the suspicion in the journal. Refuse to perform the notarization and report the suspected fraud to the authorities. Ask the signer for additional forms of ID and proceed if satisfied. Contact the issuing agency of the ID for verification before proceeding.

Correct Answer:

Refuse to perform the notarization and report the suspected fraud to the authorities.

Question 5

Can a notary in Utah use personal knowledge of the signer as a substitute for acceptable identification?

Yes, if the notary has known the signer for at least 5 years. Yes, but only if the notary has known the signer for a long period and is confident in their identity. No, personal knowledge alone is not acceptable; the notary must use an acceptable form of ID. No, personal knowledge can be used only for certain types of documents.

Correct Answer:

No, personal knowledge alone is not acceptable; the notary must use an acceptable form of ID.

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