Arkansas Notary Practice Test

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Who can be considered a disinterested third party?

A close friend
An individual with no financial or personal interest in the document
A person named in the document
A family member

The correct answer is: An individual with no financial or personal interest in the document

A disinterested third party is someone who does not have any personal or financial stake in a situation or document. This means options A, C, and D would not be considered disinterested, as they all have some type of personal or familial relationship to the situation. While A may seem like a neutral option, the term "close friend" suggests a personal connection which could potentially result in bias. Option C also implies a personal connection as the person is specifically named in the document. Option D, a family member, also has a potential for bias and would not be considered a disinterested third party. This makes option B, an individual with no financial or personal interest in the document, the most accurate choice for a disinterested third party.