The commission, the oath of office, the official signature, and the apportioned county-clerk portion of the fee.
Only the exam pass slip and a duplicate identification card.
Only a certificate of official character and a protest ledger.
Only the applicant's mailing label and receipt for the exam fee.
Official source: Notary Public License Law (March 2026)
Reference: Executive Law §131(5)
Source checked September 7, 2026
Correct Answer
A. The commission, the oath of office, the official signature, and the apportioned county-clerk portion of the fee.
Detailed Explanation
County-clerk transmission is a specific appointment step. Executive Law §131(5) requires the Secretary of State to transmit the commission and the oath/signature records, plus the apportioned amount of the fee, by the tenth day of the following month. Not to be confused with a later request for a certificate of official character under §132.
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