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If someone works in Missouri and needs to notarize documents for work but lives in a surrounding state, they may be appointed as a non-resident Missouri notary.

a) True
b) False

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Final answer:

A person who lives in a surrounding state but works in Missouri can indeed become a non-resident Missouri notary, provided they meet specific qualifications and requirements.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question asks whether a person who works in Missouri, but lives in a surrounding state, can be appointed as a non-resident Missouri notary. The answer to this is true. Missouri law does allow for individuals who live in a surrounding state to become non-resident notaries as long as they work in Missouri and meet the other qualifications and requirements set by the Missouri Secretary of State's office.

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