Florida Notary Practice Exam

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Which identification is NOT typically accepted for notarizations in Florida?

U.S. passport.
Driver's license.
Student ID card.
Military ID.

The correct answer is: Student ID card.

In Florida, the identification required for notarizations must typically contain specific criteria. For an identification document to be acceptable, it must include a photograph, a signature, and a physical description of the person. Commonly accepted forms of ID include a U.S. passport, driver's license, and military ID, as they all meet these requirements. A student ID card, while it may have a photograph and the student’s name, often lacks a signature and may not have other verifiable identifying information, making it unreliable for the purpose of notarization. Notaries need to ensure that the identification presented is sufficient to verify the identity of the signer to uphold the integrity of the notarization process. Therefore, a student ID card is typically not regarded as an acceptable form of ID for notarization in Florida.