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Texas · Texas Notary Fees

Three signers appear before a notary to acknowledge their signatures on the same document. What is the maximum fee the notary may charge for the acknowledgment?

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Weakest first · 6 of 15 chapters shown
Jurats, Oaths, and Affirmations1/2 (50%)
Record Book and Journal Requirements2/3 (67%)
Texas Notary Fees2/2 (100%)
Acknowledgments2/2 (100%)
Satisfactory Evidence of Identity2/2 (100%)
Prohibited Acts and Criminal Penalties3/3 (100%)

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Which of the following is required for a jurat?

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AThe signer may sign beforehand as long as he shows ID
BThe signer signs in front of the notary, but no oath is needed
✓The signer takes an oath or affirmation and signs in the notary's presence
DThe signer takes the oath by telephone and mails in the signed document

A jurat requires both an oath or affirmation and signing in the notary's presence. Skipping either one is not allowed.

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Chapter 6 of 15Record Book and Journal Requirements

What You Must NOT Record

1 TAC §87.40

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Press play to listen: “Do NOT record the signer's ID number from their government-issued identification or passport in your record book. This is prohibited by Texas Administrative Code to protect the signer's identity.…”

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