Yes, because it expired less than 2 years ago.
No, because all identification documents must be currently unexpired.
No, because the law requires the ID to be current OR issued within the last 5 years.
Yes, because U.S. Passports are valid for up to 15 years for notary purposes.
Correct Answer
C. No, because the law requires the ID to be current OR issued within the last 5 years.
AI Explanation
The 5-Year Expiration Rule. According to CA Civil Code section 1185, a specified ID is legally acceptable provided it is current OR was issued within 5 years. This passport is expired (not current) and was issued 11 years ago (not within 5 years). Therefore, it completely fails the statutory requirement and must be rejected.
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