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To certify a copy of a power of attorney, a notary public must know what everything in the document means.	True False
The notary public only can certify copies of: Powers of attorney	True False
A notary public does not need to record the following details in their sequential journal each time the notary public certifies a copy of a power of attorney.	True False
A notary public can certify the copies of only a few types of documents. The notary public only can certify copies of: Copies of his or her sequential journal, or portions of the journal, in response to a written request of the California Secretary of State or a subpoena or court order.	True False
To certify a copy of a power of attorney, a notary public must:	Compare the original power of attorney document and the copy to make sure the copy is exactly true and correct, or make a copy of the original of the original power of attorney document Attach a notarial certificate to the copy, stating that the copy is a true and correct copy Complete a journal entry. None of the above All of the Above

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