Terms of Service

What you receive

Upon purchase, you obtain lifetime access to:

• ✦Interactive practice examination (101 questions, 16 topics)
• ✦Comprehensive study guide (PDF)
• ✦Exam-day cheat sheet (PDF)
• ✦Legal vocabulary primer (PDF)
• ✦Future updates to all materials

Permitted use

You may:

• ✦Use materials for personal NY Notary preparation
• ✦Print PDFs for your own study
• ✦Access on any device you own

You may not:

• ·Share, resell, or redistribute materials
• ·Upload content to file-sharing platforms
• ·Reproduce questions for commercial purpose
• ·Claim materials as your own work

Violation terminates access without refund and may result in legal action.

No guarantee of passing

Our materials are preparation aids. We do not guarantee you will pass the NY Notary Public examination — your success depends on study effort, comprehension, and test-day performance. See our Refund Policy for our pass-or-refund offer.

Not legal advice

Our materials are educational. They do not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for legal questions, and official sources at dos.ny.gov for current law.

Independent service

Pass NY Notary is an independent preparation service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the New York Department of State or any government agency.

Original content

Our 101 practice questions are original work, written based on NY Executive Law Article 6 and related materials. They are not actual examination questions — those are copyrighted by the NY Department of State.

Payment and access

• ✦Payments processed by Stripe or Gumroad, final at time of charge
• ✦Materials delivered by email within minutes of payment
• ✦Lifetime access — no recurring charges
• ✦Issues? Write presentotabek@gmail.com

Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount paid in the preceding twelve months. We are not liable for indirect or consequential damages.

Governing law

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York. Disputes are resolved in the courts of New York County, NY.

Correspondence

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