The statement is acceptable if the notary also offers acknowledgments.
The statement is improper because the notary may not claim powers or rights not given by law.
The statement is acceptable if the notary includes a commission expiration date.
The statement creates no issue unless the flyers are in a foreign language.
Official source: Notary Public License Law (March 2026)
Reference: Executive Law §135-b
Source checked September 7, 2026
Correct Answer
B. The statement is improper because the notary may not claim powers or rights not given by law.
Detailed Explanation
The problem is broader than foreign-language advertising. In "Professional Conduct," the booklet says a non-attorney notary may not advertise or circulate anything suggesting powers or rights not actually given by law. In contrast, Executive Law §135-b covers additional rules for foreign-language advertising, but ordinary false-claims advertising is already condemned in the booklet.
See the Correct Answer & Detailed Explanation
Try 10 free preview questions with instant feedback, official source references, and detailed explanations. Full access includes all 500 New York questions.
Start the 10-Question Free PreviewNo credit card required · Interactive quiz simulator