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Notary Public Exam — Core Principles

Commission (AK): practice questions

Our Notary Public bank has 13 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.

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Question 1 · Alaska

How long does an Alaska limited governmental notary public commission last?

  1. Two years, renewable once while employed by government
  2. Four years, the same as other notary commissions
  3. Until the employing agency head revokes it in writing
  4. It coincides with the term of government employment
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D. It coincides with the term of government employment — AS 44.50.010(b).

Question 2 · Alaska

What is the term of an Alaska notary public commission without limitation?

  1. Two years
  2. Five years
  3. Four years
  4. Ten years
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C. Four years — AS 44.50.010(b).

Question 3 · Alaska

What is the minimum age to be commissioned as a notary public in Alaska?

  1. 18 years
  2. 19 years
  3. 21 years
  4. 16 years
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A. 18 years — AS 44.50.020(2).

Question 4 · Alaska

What happens to an Alaska notary's existing commission without limitation when a new application for that commission is approved?

  1. It runs until its own expiration date
  2. It becomes a limited governmental commission
  3. It continues for thirty more days
  4. The existing commission terminates
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D. The existing commission terminates — AS 44.50.038.

Question 5 · Alaska

Which Alaska notary applicants may not be required to pay the application fee?

  1. All applicants renewing a commission without limitation
  2. Applicants employed by a federal agency with an office located in Alaska
  3. State-employed applicants for a limited governmental commission
  4. Applicants who are licensed to practice law in Alaska
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C. State-employed applicants for a limited governmental commission — AS 44.50.033.

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