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Key Facts: Notario Quintana Roo Exam

75 / 100

Minimum average of the practical and theoretical tests

Ley del Notariado para el Estado de Quintana Roo, Articles 38 and 42

5 + 3 hours

Practical drafting time plus written theoretical test time

Ley del Notariado para el Estado de Quintana Roo, Article 42

24 months

Uninterrupted notarial practice required since the 12 August 2025 reform

Ley del Notariado para el Estado de Quintana Roo, Article 38-III

20,000 UMA

Bond the notary must post before practicing

Ley del Notariado para el Estado de Quintana Roo, Article 46-II

Quintana Roo fills each notaría by a single oposición: five hours of drafting on a jury-chosen case, then a written questionnaire of 30+ questions; the average must reach 75/100, and the top score wins.

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1Which notarial figures exist in Quintana Roo under Article 23 of the Ley del Notariado para el Estado de Quintana Roo (reformed 20 November 2021)?
A.Titular, adscrito and aspirante
B.Only titular
C.Titular, Auxiliar and Suplente
D.Titular, associate and interim notary appointed by the Colegio for each absence of the titular
Explanation: Article 23, as reformed on 20 November 2021, recognizes three figures: Notario Público Titular, Notario Auxiliar and Notario Suplente. The titular holds a patente; auxiliares and suplentes receive appointments (nombramientos) from the Executive.
2What does Article 6 of the Quintana Roo statute require before a notary's patente is suspended or revoked?
A.An administrative procedure with a hearing for the notary
B.Only the Governor's decision
C.A vote of the Consejo de Notarios
D.A criminal conviction in every case, whatever the breach
Explanation: Article 6 allows suspension or revocation of a notary's patente or appointment only under the law, after the corresponding administrative procedure and a hearing in which the notary may present their case.
3A Cancún notary also holds a corredor público licence from another state. What does Article 9 provide?
A.It is allowed if the notary acts only in Quintana Roo
B.It is allowed with the Secretaría de Gobierno's written permission, renewed each year
C.It is allowed if the notary ceases to use it
D.It is barred, and the breach is a cause for revoking the patente
Explanation: Article 9 allows only one office, within the adscripción, not inside a law firm, company or public or private office. Notaries may not hold another notary patente or appointment, a corredor público licence, or any other figure with notarial or commercial fe pública in any state; breaching this is a cause for revoking the patente.
4What opening hours does Article 11 of the Quintana Roo statute require?
A.Six hours on business days
B.At least eight hours a day; may close on non-business days
C.Twenty-four hours a day, with an on-call notary
D.Only by appointment, provided the phone number is posted outside
Explanation: Article 11 allows the notarial function on any day, business or not, and requires the notaría to be open at least eight hours a day, though it may close on non-business days. Hours must be visible, and the notaría's number and the notary's full name must be displayed outside.
5What population ceiling does Article 13 of the Quintana Roo statute set when creating notarías?
A.One notary per 15,000 inhabitants
B.One per 50,000
C.One per municipality
D.One per 25,000 per demarcation, or 30% growth in registered deeds over two years
Explanation: Article 13 has the Executive consider population, without exceeding one notary per fifteen thousand inhabitants under official figures, and economic activity related to the notarial function, including the real-estate market. The Secretaría de Gobierno sets the adscripción of new notarías and may relocate existing ones.
6Which clients are exempt from notarial fees under Article 15 of the Quintana Roo statute (as added on 15 October 2024)?
A.Senior citizens
B.Public servants
C.State agencies acting within their powers
D.Charities registered with the SAT, for any act in which they take part
Explanation: Article 15 bars notaries from receiving a salary from the treasury and makes the Arancel issued by the Secretaría de Gobierno mandatory. A paragraph added on 15 October 2024 exempts state public administration agencies and bodies from paying fees when they need notarial services to exercise their powers.
7When may the Quintana Roo Secretaría de Gobierno require notaries to provide services under Article 16?
A.Whenever a public official asks
B.Never; services are voluntary
C.Only during elections
D.For social-interest matters such as popular housing and regularization, and electoral duties
Explanation: Article 16 lets the Secretaría de Gobierno require notarial services for matters of social interest, such as popular housing programmes, regularization of agrarian land and federal programmes, setting the conditions. Notaries must also serve as the electoral laws provide.
8May a Quintana Roo notary hold money in deposit for a client under Article 20?
A.Yes, any amount
B.Only for the act's taxes and fees, or cheques to listed payees
C.Yes, if the client signs a receipt
D.Only with the Dirección General de Notarías' written authorization for each deposit
Explanation: Article 20-III prohibits receiving and keeping deposits of money, securities or cash documents in connection with the acts, except amounts for expenses, taxes or fees caused by the escrituras or actas, and cheques or other means of payment issued to banks or other listed payees.
9A Quintana Roo notary is ill and cannot act. How must the excuse be proved under Article 21?
A.With a medical certificate, filed with the Dirección General de Notarías
B.By oral notice to the client
C.No proof is needed
D.By two witnesses before the Consejo de Notarios, within the same day
Explanation: Article 21 lets the notary excuse themselves for illness, fortuitous event or force majeure. Illness must be proved with a medical certificate; the other causes must be stated and proved, in both cases before the Dirección General de Notarías.
10On which boards may a Quintana Roo notary sit under Article 22, fraction IV?
A.Any company's board
B.Only boards of state-owned companies
C.Boards of non-profit legal persons or institutions
D.Boards of banks, provided the notary does not formalize their loans
Explanation: Article 22-IV lets notaries join boards of directors or administration of legal persons or institutions, or act as their secretary, comisario or legal adviser, provided they are non-profit. Notaries may also be arbitrators, conciliators or mediators, tutors or albaceas, and give legal advice.

About the Notario Quintana Roo Exam

Independent practice for Quintana Roo's notary oposición by OpenExamPrep. Under the Ley del Notariado para el Estado de Quintana Roo, as reformed in 2021 and on 12 August 2025, candidates with 24 months of notarial practice in the State compete for each vacant or new notaría in a single oposición: a five-hour drafting test and a written questionnaire before three notary jurors, with 75 out of 100 to pass. This bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation or format simulation. It is built on the state statute and on federal company-law and restricted-zone rules, keeps the Spanish legal terms, and does not simulate the drafting test or the questionnaire. Its topic split is our own study allocation, because no official weights are published.

Exam sponsor: Secretaría de Gobierno del Estado de Quintana Roo — Dirección General de Notarías. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

When a notaría is vacant (Article 41, five natural days to apply) or created (Article 41 Bis, ten business days to apply), the Secretaría de Gobierno publishes the call and notifies qualified candidates. One oposición is held per notaría, and a candidate may register for only one. The jury of three notaries (Executive-named president, TSJ-named secretary, Consejo-named vocal) sets five cases on exam day; a randomly chosen candidate draws one, and all develop it in five continuous hours, aided at most by a non-lawyer typist. After a two-hour break, candidates answer a public, written questionnaire of at least 30 questions in three hours. The next business day, each test is graded 0–100; the average must reach 75, the top score wins, ties go to a complementary test, and a void exam is repeated no sooner than a year later (Articles 41–43).

Time Limit

Five hours (practical) plus three hours (written theoretical), with a two-hour break

Passing Score

75/100 average of the two tests

Exam / Certification Fees

Set by the state tax authority

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Our practice resources: topics covered

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Ley del Notariado para el Estado de Quintana Roo

Function and office, requirements and oposición, auxiliares and suplentes, guarantee and seal, protocolo and avisos, actas and testimonios, successions, licences and sanctions.

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Derecho mercantil y societario

Minority rights, calls, conflicted votes and administrators' liability under the LGSM.

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Inversión extranjera y zona restringida

Restricted-zone trusts and their permitted use under the LIE.

Preparing for the Notario Quintana Roo Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 75/100 average of the two tests
  • Assessment: When a notaría is vacant (Article 41, five natural days to apply) or created (Article 41 Bis, ten business days to apply), the Secretaría de Gobierno publishes the call and notifies qualified candidates. One oposición is held per notaría, and a candidate may register for only one. The jury of three notaries (Executive-named president, TSJ-named secretary, Consejo-named vocal) sets five cases on exam day; a randomly chosen candidate draws one, and all develop it in five continuous hours, aided at most by a non-lawyer typist. After a two-hour break, candidates answer a public, written questionnaire of at least 30 questions in three hours. The next business day, each test is graded 0–100; the average must reach 75, the top score wins, ties go to a complementary test, and a void exam is repeated no sooner than a year later (Articles 41–43).
  • Time limit: Five hours (practical) plus three hours (written theoretical), with a two-hour break
  • Exam / certification fees: Set by the state tax authority Official sources

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Notario Quintana Roo: Suggested Study Strategy

1Learn the 2021 and 2025 reforms: three figures (titular, auxiliar, suplente), 24 months of practice, a three-notary jury, a written theoretical test and the 75-point minimum.
2Memorize the deadlines: 5 natural days to apply for a vacancy, 10 business days for the protesta, 60 natural days to start, 30 natural days before 'no pasó', 10 business days for will and power avisos.
3Know who covers absences: the auxiliar for 1–30 days, the suplente for more than 30, convenios with up to three notaries.
4Practise restricted-zone trust questions, since coastal real estate dominates Quintana Roo practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can compete for a Quintana Roo notaría?

Mexicans aged 28 on the exam date with five years' residence in the State, a law degree and cédula, and 24 months of uninterrupted practice under a Quintana Roo titular, among the other Article 38 requirements. There is no separate aspirante patent; each vacant or new notaría is filled by its own oposición, and none of the requirements can be waived.

How is the oposición graded?

Each of the three jurors grades the practical and theoretical tests from 0 to 100; the two are averaged, and 75 is the minimum. The highest qualifying average wins, and a tie leads to a complementary test within three days. If nobody reaches 75, the exam is declared void and repeated no sooner than a year later (Article 42).

What happens after failing?

Candidates scoring between 60 and 74 may sit the next oposición once six months have passed; those below 60 must wait a year. Any candidate must also wait six months after their last exam, and withdrawing or refusing to hand in a test counts as withdrawing from the exam (Article 42).

Is the exam available in English, and what does this bank cover?

No. The oposición is held in Spanish. This bank is an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation that keeps the Spanish legal terms. It reviews the rules behind the drafting test and the written questionnaire, but it is not an official translation and does not simulate them.