A
A $10,000 civil fine only
B
A misdemeanor charge
C
A felony charge and a $75,000 civil penalty
D
Loss of commission only
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Correct Answer
C. A felony charge and a $75,000 civil penalty
AI Explanation
A fraudulent notarization involving qualifying residential real property may lead to felony exposure under Government Code section 8214.2, together with a fine of up to $75,000.
Misconduct/Fees Question #421
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