Ohio Notary Practice Exam

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What is required for a notarial act to be valid in Ohio?

It can be done anywhere
It must be filed with the state
It must take place within the physical boundaries of Ohio
It must involve property in Ohio only

The correct answer is: It must take place within the physical boundaries of Ohio

A notarial act must take place within the physical boundaries of Ohio in order to be valid. This means that it must be performed within the state of Ohio and not in any other location, regardless of whether or not it involves Ohio property. Options A and B are incorrect because a notarial act cannot be done just anywhere and does not need to be filed with the state to be valid. Option D is incorrect because a notarial act can involve property outside of Ohio and still be valid as long as it is performed within the state.