To demand or receive fees for services rendered in matters not pertaining to such government business, which conditions must be satisfied?

• A. Prior written approval by the Attorney General
• B. Paying the prescribed fees
• C. All of the above
• D. None of the above

Answer: (C)

To charge for services in private matters (not related to government business), two conditions must be met: you must obtain prior written approval from the Attorney General, and you must pay the prescribed fees. The Attorney General’s written approval provides necessary oversight for private-fee charging, while the prescribed fees show the official amount you may collect. With both requirements satisfied, you’re authorized to demand or receive fees for those private services. If either condition isn’t met, attempting to charge would not be proper.