Which incursion may lead to revocation of an electronic notary's commission?

The revocation of an electronic notary's commission can indeed occur if the notary fails to promptly notify the appropriate authorities after the theft of their electronic seal. This is critical because the electronic seal serves as a digital signature and a safeguard against fraud; if it falls into the wrong hands, it could be misused for fraudulent notarizations. The integrity and trustworthiness of the notary process heavily rely on the security of this seal. Therefore, reporting its theft is essential to prevent unauthorized use and maintain the integrity of the notarization process.

While other choices may involve improper conduct or administrative errors, they typically do not have the same immediate and severe implications for public trust as the failure to report a stolen electronic seal.