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North Carolina Notary Exam Prep: Study Guide and 100 Practice Questions with Answers
Learn Chapter 10B before your course exam or recommissioning test, then check yourself on 100 questions with the statute behind every answer.
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Who it is for
Anyone taking the North Carolina notary course exam, or a notary preparing for the recommissioning exam.
Why it is different
- Written from G.S. Chapter 10B and 18 NCAC 07, cited section by section.
- Covers the numbers people mix up: 45-day deadlines, seal sizes, fee caps and penalty classes.
- Works alongside the Secretary-approved manual you buy for the course; it does not copy it.
What is inside
- Study guide. Qualifications, oath and term, notarial acts and ID, prohibited acts, certificates and seal, fees, changes, advertising, electronic notarization and penalties, with key terms.
- 100 practice questions with answers. Multiple choice, with an answer key at the end and a one-line explanation citing the G.S. 10B section for each.
A look inside
The first pages, as you will get them
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