Notary Journal Copy Requests and Disclosure

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What information must a member of the public include in a written request for a photostatic copy of a journal entry?

  • A detailed description of the transaction, including the exact time and location it occurred.
  • The names of the parties involved, the type of document, and the month and year of the act. (correct)
  • A sworn affidavit stating the reason for the request and how the copy will be used.
  • The notary public's commission number, the date of request, and the fee enclosed.

What is the maximum amount a notary public can charge per page for a copy of a journal entry requested by a member of the public?

  • $0.50
  • $0.25
  • $0.10
  • $0.30 (correct)

Within how many days must a notary public respond to a request for a copy of a journal entry from a member of the public?

  • 10 days
  • 15 days (correct)
  • 20 days
  • 5 days

Under what conditions can an employer inspect and copy the journal entries of a notary public who performs notarial duties for them?

<p>The inspection and copying must be done in the presence of the notary public and be directly associated with the employer's business purposes. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of copies must a notary public provide to an employer upon request, concerning journal entries associated with the employer's business?

<p>Plain copies. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must a notary public do upon receiving a subpoena duces tecum or a court order for their journal?

<p>Provide the journal for examination and copying while remaining present, (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If requested following a subpoena duces tecum, what type of copies must the notary public provide?

<p>Certified copies (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action should a notary public take if a public member requests a copy of a journal entry, but other entries are on the same page?

<p>Take care to ensure that only the requested line item entry is disclosed. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Under what circumstance is a member of the public NOT entitled to obtain a copy of a notary public's journal entry?

<p>When the requested line item does not exist in the journal. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following parties is entitled to inspect and copy journal entries directly associated with the business purposes of the employer, performed by a notary public acting for that employer?

<p>The employer, or the employer’s auditor or agent. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Public Journal Copy Request

Any member of the public can request a copy of a journal entry by providing the names of parties, document type, and the month and year of the act.

Response Time for Copy Requests

Notaries must respond to public journal copy requests within 15 days, providing a plain copy or confirmation of non-existence.

Employer Journal Access

Employers can inspect and copy journal entries related to their business, but must do so with the notary present.

Journal Access via Subpoena

Upon receiving a subpoena or court order, a notary must provide the journal for examination and copying while present.

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Study Notes

  • Members of the public can request a photostatic copy of a journal entry.
  • The request must be written, including the names of parties involved, document type, and the month and year of the notarial act.
  • Copy requests are limited to no more than thirty cents per page.
  • Only the requested line item entry should be disclosed.
  • The notary public must respond within 15 days with a copy or an acknowledgment of non-existence.
  • Employers can inspect and copy journal entries if the notary performs duties for them.
  • Inspection must occur with the notary present and relate to the employer's business.
  • Notaries must provide plain copies of entries associated with the employer's business upon request.
  • A notary public must provide the journal for examination and copying upon receiving a subpoena duces tecum or a court order.
  • The notary public must remain present during the process.
  • The notary public must certify copies, if requested.

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