Utah Notary Practice Test

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What is the final step for getting your notary public license?

Submit the application and the bond and oath of office to the LG's office
Complete an online course
Pay the final licensing fee
Attend a swearing-in ceremony

The correct answer is: Submit the application and the bond and oath of office to the LG's office

The final step in obtaining your notary public license involves submitting the application along with the bond and the oath of office to the Lieutenant Governor's office. This submission is critical as it officially conveys your intention to serve as a notary public. The bond provides a layer of financial protection for the public against potential mistakes or misconduct in your notarizations, while the oath of office signifies your commitment to uphold the duties and responsibilities associated with being a notary. Successfully completing this step finalizes the administrative process, enabling you to practice as a notary public. While completing an online course, paying the licensing fee, and attending a swearing-in ceremony are important steps in the process of becoming a notary, they do not represent the final step. Each of these actions contributes to your readiness, but submission of the application, bond, and oath to the Lieutenant Governor's office is essential for obtaining your official license.