California Notary License Practice Exam

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What may happen to a notary who engages in the unauthorized practice of law?

  1. Commission extension

  2. Public commendation

  3. Commission suspension

  4. A formal apology

The correct answer is: Commission suspension

If a notary engages in the unauthorized practice of law, their commission may be suspended. This refers to the act of providing legal advice or services without proper authorization or qualifications. A commission extension (A) is when a notary's term is extended. Public commendation (B) is when a notary is recognized for their exceptional work. A formal apology (D) is a statement expressing regret or remorse, but it would not be a consequence for engaging in the unauthorized practice of law. Therefore, the option of commission suspension (C) is the most accurate and logical choice.

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