The notary may proceed because only the grantee is appearing.
The notary may proceed if two witnesses are present.
The notary is disqualified because the notary is a party and directly interested in the conveyance.
The notary may proceed if no fee is charged.
Correct Answer
C. The notary is disqualified because the notary is a party and directly interested in the conveyance.
AI Explanation
Party interest disqualifies the notary. The booklet’s "Notary public—disqualifications" section states broadly that a notary who is a party to or directly and pecuniarily interested in the transaction is not capable of acting in that case. In contrast, mere familiarity with the parties is not the problem; the disqualification arises from direct interest in the instrument itself.
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