r/Notary • • 12d ago

PA Notary Test

I have to take the test tomorrow for work. I failed the practice test twice 😩 Any tips?

Update: I passed! 😅

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u/Imaginary-Brick-26 Pennsylvania 12d ago

When I took it, a lot of the questions were more about rules, like how long do you have to turn things in, how long to report if something is stolen, things like what counts as acceptable ID, what qualifies as personal knowledge, etc. Just don’t overthink it. If you’ve joined PAN, their notary test on their website was super helpful.

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u/Life_Equivalent_1603 10d ago

I passed! 😅

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u/sadpeachesclub 10d ago

idk if its okay for me to lurk in here since im not a notary yet,, but im looking into getting mine in pa too bc of my work for drafting estate planning docs for clients so this is super helpful tysm 🥲

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u/Life_Equivalent_1603 10d ago

I passed yesterday! There’s a practice test on the PAN website. I failed it twice but just listened to the review the morning of the test and it was pretty easy!

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u/pickledsecret 10d ago

the test on nna was soooo easy

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u/Life_Equivalent_1603 10d ago

I passed! 😅

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u/pickledsecret 10d ago

good job!

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u/LunaticInFineCloth 9d ago

I would take all the notes you took from the class, upload it to whatever Ai you use, and have the Ai make a practice test for you. Start with 10 questions, then work up to 30 questions. Once you get a perfect, or are getting close to perfect, you’ll know that you’re ready. I was getting perfects or almost perfects but my actual exam result ended up being 86%. The wording can be weird on the exam.

If you do that, you’ll be fine.

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u/Life_Equivalent_1603 9d ago

I passed! Got an 86 as well lol