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What may lead to the denial of a notary public commission application?
What may lead to the denial of a notary public commission application?
- Submission of an incomplete application (correct)
- Participation in community service
- Conviction of a traffic violation
- Being a first-time applicant
In what cases can a commission not be issued within 10 years after release from prison, probation, or parole?
In what cases can a commission not be issued within 10 years after release from prison, probation, or parole?
- Only if the applicant was on parole
- In any case (correct)
- Only if the applicant was in prison
- Only if the applicant was on probation
What kind of crimes may constitute dishonesty or moral turpitude for a notary public commission denial?
What kind of crimes may constitute dishonesty or moral turpitude for a notary public commission denial?
- Parking violations
- Speeding violations
- Littering
- Embezzlement and identity theft (correct)
If an applicant has been convicted of child molestation, what is the likely outcome regarding their notary public commission application?
If an applicant has been convicted of child molestation, what is the likely outcome regarding their notary public commission application?
What should applicants with eligibility questions do before submitting a notary public commission application?
What should applicants with eligibility questions do before submitting a notary public commission application?
What may lead to the denial of a notarial commission or professional license application?
What may lead to the denial of a notarial commission or professional license application?
What is the consequence for applicants with certain issues when applying to be a notary public in North Carolina?
What is the consequence for applicants with certain issues when applying to be a notary public in North Carolina?
What is the right granted to applicants whose applications have been denied or who have been disciplined by the Department?
What is the right granted to applicants whose applications have been denied or who have been disciplined by the Department?
When should applicants file a petition for a contested hearing after the Department's decision?
When should applicants file a petition for a contested hearing after the Department's decision?
What is the equivalent of filing a petition for a contested case hearing?
What is the equivalent of filing a petition for a contested case hearing?
Where should a petition for a contested case hearing be filed?
Where should a petition for a contested case hearing be filed?
Who must be served with a copy of the petition for a contested case hearing?
Who must be served with a copy of the petition for a contested case hearing?
What is a circumstance under which a commission may not be issued to an applicant within five years?
What is a circumstance under which a commission may not be issued to an applicant within five years?
Which action could lead to the denial of a notary public commission?
Which action could lead to the denial of a notary public commission?
What could result in the Department denying a notary public commission?
What could result in the Department denying a notary public commission?
In what situation would an applicant's submission of false information about their criminal record lead to denial of a commission?
In what situation would an applicant's submission of false information about their criminal record lead to denial of a commission?
Which action by an applicant could result in a denial of a notary public commission?
Which action by an applicant could result in a denial of a notary public commission?
What kind of criminal record could result in the denial of a notary public commission?
What kind of criminal record could result in the denial of a notary public commission?
