Indiana Code Title 33. Courts and Court Officers § 33-42-13-1

(1) Deny the commission.

(2) Refuse a subsequent commission.

(3) Revoke the commission.

(4) Suspend the commission.

(5) Impose a condition on the commission.

(1) Any failure to comply with this article or rules adopted under this article.

(2) Any deceitful, dishonest, or fraudulent statement or omission made during the application for a commission as a notary public.

(3) Any conviction for a felony offense or a crime involving deceit, dishonesty, or fraud.

(4) An adverse ruling or admission of liability in any legal proceeding pertaining to deceit, dishonesty, or fraud.

(5) Any failure to discharge any duty required of a notary public.

(6) Any use of false or misleading advertisements.

(7) Use of any false or misleading statement claiming a right or privilege that the notary public does not have.

(8) Any of the following with respect to a commission as a notary public in another state:

(9) Any violation of a rule or requirement that:

(10) Any failure to maintain an assurance as described in IC 33-42-12.