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Originally Posted by bigmack83
Yes, but even though you are a notary of the public, there are chances you can fail and screw up a document, like you can fail a driving roll (though maybe not very likely) but it can happen. I would still see that as an easy skill. Maybe even only have to roll it in certain circumstances (like driving in combat situations). now if there is somethig beyond your skill that your skill doesnt cover i can see that. But since being a notary is something that one can learn to to then it isnt a perk.
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Perks don't have to be magical or cinematic. They can be learned or developed.
In any event, failing or passing a skill roll has nothing to do with whether you are entitled in a jurisdiction to engage in a practice or not. I agree there is a skill involved in being a notary (whether a stand alone Prof. Skill, or a sub-specializations of Admin or Law), but whether you have that skill or not, you need the authorization of the government to hold yourself out to the public as a Notary. The reason people come to you is not your skill, but rather the imprimatur you are authorized to grant.