For visually impaired signers, what is your responsibility regarding their hand?

For visually impaired signers, the correct responsibility is to guide their hand to the signature space without physically moving it. This approach respects the autonomy and comfort of the signer, allowing them to maintain control over their own actions. By gently guiding their hand, you assist them in finding the appropriate location to sign without taking away their ability to perform the action themselves.

This method ensures that the signer feels empowered and is directly involved in the process, which is crucial for establishing trust and ensuring that they are fully aware of what they are signing. By focusing on guidance rather than moving the hand, you also minimize any potential discomfort or confusion, which can be particularly important for individuals with visual impairments.

The other options suggest varying degrees of physical intervention or lack of assistance, which may not adhere to ethical standards or best practices for engaging with visually impaired individuals during the notarization process.