"Interest as a disqualification"
"Notary must officiate on request"
"Proceedings after dishonor"
"Foreign protest note"
Official source: Notary Public License Law (March 2026)
Reference: Penal Law §195.00
Source checked September 7, 2026
Correct Answer
B. "Notary must officiate on request"
Detailed Explanation
The booklet includes a specific note on duty to act. In the note titled 'Notary must officiate on request,' tied to Penal Law §195.00, the booklet states that an officer before whom an oath or affidavit may be taken is bound to administer it when requested. Unlike a discretionary refusal based on personal inconvenience alone, an unlawful refusal may have consequences.
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