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Multiple Choice

Which practice supports a notary's ethical conduct?

Advertising truthfully and avoiding coercion reflects a notary’s duty to act with integrity and impartiality. Notaries must provide accurate information about their services and avoid pressuring anyone to use them or sign documents. Deceptive advertising, coercive solicitation, or limiting outreach to friends undermines public trust and can violate state notary ethics and laws. By keeping promotions honest and non-coercive, the notary upholds professional standards and protects clients’ ability to make informed decisions.

Advertising truthfully and avoiding coercion reflects a notary’s duty to act with integrity and impartiality. Notaries must provide accurate information about their services and avoid pressuring anyone to use them or sign documents. Deceptive advertising, coercive solicitation, or limiting outreach to friends undermines public trust and can violate state notary ethics and laws. By keeping promotions honest and non-coercive, the notary upholds professional standards and protects clients’ ability to make informed decisions.