Notary Public Course

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A person cannot be appointed and commissioned as a notary public without being a licensed attorney under California law.	True False
The notary public cannot assist a person in completing any immigration document, except for the signature and date. Only an attorney, a representative accredited by the U.S. Department of Justice, or a person who is registered by the California Secretary of State and bonded as an immigration consultant under the California Business and Professions Code may assist a client in completing immigration forms.	True False
A notary public can notarize the signature on a document affecting the immigration or citizenship status of any person.	True False
A notary public who is also a registered and bonded immigration consultant may charge $15 per person for completing a set of immigration forms. A notary public also can charge an additional fee for each notarial act performed in relation to a set of immigration forms.	True False
A notary public who is not a licensed California attorney and advertises notarial services in a language other than English must post with the advertisement both in English and the other language, that the notary public is not an attorney and cannot give legal advice about immigration or any other legal matters.	True False

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