Notary Public Course

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A notary public cannot certify copies of vital records, such as birth, marriage or death certificates.	True False
A document containing statements sworn or affirmed by the signer to be true and correct typically is referred to as an “affidavit” or a “declaration”.	True False
Regarding this statement, "To perform an oath or affirmation and jurat, a notary public must" which of the following is incorrect?	Administer an oath or affirmation. Watch the signer sign the affidavit. Complete a journal entry for the transaction. Complete and attach a jurat to the affidavit or complete the jurat at the end of the affidavit. Affix a right hand thumbprint to the document.
The signer does not need to personally appear before the notary public for a Jurat.	True False
A jurat is the notarial certificate attached to a document when a person signs a document and swears under oath or affirms that the contents of the document are true and correct.	True False

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