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Interim Permit (Inp) Notary Page - Arizona
Interim Permit (Inp) Notary Page is a legal document that was released by the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control - a government authority operating within Arizona.
FAQ
Q: What is an Interim Permit (Inp) Notary Page?A: An Interim Permit (Inp) Notary Page is a document used in Arizona to temporarily grant notary public powers.
Q: How long is an Interim Permit (Inp) valid?A: An Interim Permit (Inp) is valid for 90 days.
Q: Who can apply for an Interim Permit (Inp)?A: Any person who has submitted an application for a notary commission in Arizona can apply for an Interim Permit (Inp).
Q: What are the requirements to apply for an Interim Permit (Inp)?A: To apply for an Interim Permit (Inp), you need to submit a completed application, pay the required fee, and provide proof of completion of a notary education course.
Q: What can you do with an Interim Permit (Inp)?A: With an Interim Permit (Inp), you can perform notarial acts in the state of Arizona.
Q: Can an Interim Permit (Inp) be renewed?A: No, an Interim Permit (Inp) cannot be renewed. It is valid for 90 days only.
Q: Can an Interim Permit (Inp) be used to notarize documents outside of Arizona?A: No, an Interim Permit (Inp) can only be used to notarize documents within the state of Arizona.
Q: What happens after the Interim Permit (Inp) expires?A: After the Interim Permit (Inp) expires, you will need to wait for your notary commission to be issued by the Arizona Secretary of State to continue performing notarial acts.
Form Details:
- Released on April 1, 2019;
- The latest edition currently provided by the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control;
- Ready to use and print;
- Easy to customize;
- Compatible with most PDF-viewing applications;
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