§ 935.15. Notaries public.
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(a)To the extent he considers there to be a need for such services, the Commander may commission one or more residents of Wake Island as notaries public. The Commander of Pacific Air Forces may not redelegate this authority.
(b)A person applying for commission as a notary public must be a citizen of the United States and shall file an application, together with evidence of good character and a proposed seal in such form as the Commander requires, with a fee of \$50 which shall be deposited in the Treasury as a miscellaneous receipt.
(c)Upon determining there to be a need for such a service and after such investigation as he considers necessary, the Commander may commission an applicant as a notary public. Commissions shall expire 3 years after the date thereof, and may be renewed upon application upon payment of a fee of \$25.
(d)Judges and the Clerk of the Wake Island Court and the Island Attorney shall have the general powers of a notary public.