No fee may be collected for verifying nomination documents or a circulator's affidavit
The notary may charge only for the circulator's affidavit, not the nomination petition
The standard fee of $15 per signature applies
A reduced fee of $5 per signature for government-related documents
Official source: 2026 California Notary Public Handbook (2026)
Reference: Elections Code section 8080
Source checked September 7, 2026
Correct Answer
A. No fee may be collected for verifying nomination documents or a circulator's affidavit
Detailed Explanation
No fee for nomination documents and circulator's affidavit. Pursuant to Elections Code section 8080, no fee may be collected by notaries for verifying any nomination document or circulator's affidavit. This is one of several mandatory zero-fee notarizations specified in California law, alongside veterans' benefit documents and vote-by-mail materials.
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