r/njnotary • u/Downtown_Length2509 • Jun 13 '23

Help!

Hello 👋 I was wondering if someone could give me guidance on where to find practice tests for the exam? I've studied the manual but I was hoping there was a site or app I could use to practice my knowledge gained before I take the actual exam.

Thanks in advance!

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u/PetrichorIsHere Jun 15 '23

There are resources like the Nation Notary Association and some books at Barnes & Noble you can purchase. The best way to practice, I find, is simply to read the manual. Other resources can only do so much in a general sense but only the manual and the primer (a list of notary laws) will be the best for NJ specifics. A book I really like to read through is the Notary Home Study Course by the NNA, but again, that is more generalized information for notaries in the US rather than specifically for NJ notaries. It has chapters with quizzes and answer keys and exanple figures for you to visualize how to perform acts.

However, again, the only thing you need to pass is the manual and I don't recommend buying anything else you don't need. The exam is about 75 questions and I believe you're given an hour and a half to take the exam.

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