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The maximum civil penalty assessed by the California Secretary of State is up to $1,500 per violation for notarial misconduct.	True False
There are other substantial civil penalties ranging up to $10,000 for notarial misconduct.	True False
When advertising notarial services, translating the words “notary public” into Spanish could lead to a civil penalty of up to $1,500 and possibly the denial of an application or suspension or revocation of the notary public commission.	True False
Which of the following are considered violations of notarial misconduct and may incur a civil penalty typically assessed by the California Secretary of State of up to $1,500 per violation?	Charging more than the maximum fees for notarial services Failing to complete the acknowledgment at the time the notary public’s signature and seal are affixed to the document Failing to administer the oath or affirmation All of the above None of the above
The use of false or misleading advertising wherein the notary public has represented that he or she has duties, rights, or privileges that he or she does not possess can lead to a civil penalty up to $750 per violation.	True False

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