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The oath of office, duly executed, together with the applicant’s signature
A certificate of official character from the county clerk
An authentication certificate from the Secretary of State
Correct Answer
B. The oath of office, duly executed, together with the applicant’s signature
AI Explanation
Application paperwork includes more than money. Executive Law §131 requires the oath of office, duly executed before a person authorized to administer an oath, together with the applicant’s signature. For contrast, a certificate of official character comes later under §132 and is not an application prerequisite.
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