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Master all 200 high-yield Texas notarial law questions covering Tex. Gov't Code Chapter 406, $10,000 surety bond, 1 TAC § 87, statutory fees, and Remote Online Notarization (RON). Pass with 100% confidence.

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Total Questions:50 Questions
Time Allotted:60 Minutes
Passing Score:70% Minimum
Commission Term:4 Years
State Exam Fee:$0 (State Exam / Mandatory Training)
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Everything You Need to Know About the Texas Notary Public Exam

To qualify as a commissioned Notary Public in Texas, candidates must demonstrate a thorough comprehension of statutory notarial powers, oath administration, verification procedures, and the civil and criminal penalties for official misconduct.

Commission Term

Your commission lasts 4 Years. Reappointment can be filed without re-testing if submitted prior to expiration.

Passing Grade

A score of 70% is strictly enforced. The exam is closed-book with multiple-choice questions.

Supervising Agency

Administered and monitored under the strict regulations of Texas Secretary of State (SOS).

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10 Free Questions
1
Under Texas law, what is the required monetary amount for the surety bond that an applicant must post with the Secretary of State to qualify for a Texas Notary Public commission?Appointment & Qualifications
2
How long is the official term of office for a commissioned Notary Public in the State of Texas?Commission Terms & Oath
3
What is the minimum age requirement to qualify for appointment as a Notary Public in Texas?Appointment & Qualifications
4
Which official state agency issues Notary Public commissions and oversees notary regulations in Texas?Appointment & Qualifications
5
Under Texas Senate Bill 693 (effective January 1, 2026), what mandatory requirement must individuals complete prior to receiving a Texas Notary Public commission?Appointment & Qualifications
6
A Texas notary is ordering an official seal stamp. Which set of elements MUST be clearly shown on the seal under Tex. Gov't Code § 406.013?Notary Seal & Record Book
7
While performing an acknowledgment, a notary examines the signer's Texas Driver's License. Under 1 TAC § 87.40, which piece of information is strictly PROHIBITED from being recorded in the notary's record book?Notary Seal & Record Book
8
A non-attorney Texas Notary Public places a Spanish-language advertisement offering notarization services and uses the term 'Notario Público'. What is the legal consequence of this action under Tex. Gov't Code § 406.017?Statutory Duties & Prohibited Acts
9
Under Tex. Gov't Code § 406.024, what is the maximum statutory fee a Texas Notary Public may charge for taking the acknowledgment of a deed for the first signature?Statutory Fees & Receipts
10
If a commissioned Texas Notary Public changes their residence or business address, within how many days must they notify the Secretary of State under Tex. Gov't Code § 406.019?Commission Terms & Oath