A
A $10,000 fine.
B
Permanent revocation of the notary public's commission.
C
A 1-year suspension.
D
A 6-month suspension.
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Correct Answer
B. Permanent revocation of the notary public's commission.
AI Explanation
Mandatory revocation for real estate fraud. According to Gov. Code section 8214.1(d) and general fraud statutes, conviction of a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude is grounds for revocation. For real estate fraud specifically under 8214.2, the commission must be revoked.
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