Ohio Notary Practice Exam

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What is the penalty for a notary that certifies an affidavit without administering the appropriate oath or affirmation to the person?

  1. Removal from office and ineligible for reappointment to the office of notary public for 3 years

  2. Fine of up to $500

  3. Censure from the Court of Common Pleas

  4. Forfeiture of not more than $300

The correct answer is: Removal from office and ineligible for reappointment to the office of notary public for 3 years

The penalty for a notary that certifies an affidavit without administering the appropriate oath or affirmation is removal from office and being ineligible for reappointment to the office of notary public for 3 years. This means that they will not only lose their current position, but will also be unable to serve as a notary for 3 years. While the other options may seem like plausible penalties for this offense, they are not the correct answer. Option B states a fine of up to $500, but this may not be the exact amount and there is also no mention of removal or ineligibility. Option C mentions censure from the Court of Common Pleas, but this is not a specified penalty for notaries and may not apply in this situation. Option D mentions a forfeiture of not more than $300, but again there is no mention of removal or ineligibility. Thus, the

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