The public tender to obtain a license to practice notary was suspended by the Secretary of State of Justice after discovering that the president of the jury is the father of one of the candidates, who obtained the best grade.
The public tender has been suspended in half that allows notaries to have access to the license to practice the profession. The president of the jury is the father of one of the candidates, who had the best grade. The Secretary of State for Justice had the evidence that had already been taken.
To get the license to practice notary, candidates have to do an internship, followed by an exam, divided into two parts: a written part and, whoever passes, goes to the oral test.
All of this is done in a public tender and the supervision of a jury composed of two law teachers, a judge and one notary.
The competition that was open this year was suspended by the Secretary of State for Justice when he learned that the jury president is the father of one of the candidates.
