A document explicitly requires a right thumbprint from the signer, but the signer refuses to provide one, citing privacy concerns. What must the notary do?

Detailed Explanation

Refusal of mandatory thumbprint. According to the handbook, if a thumbprint is required (e.g., for a deed or power of attorney), it is a mandatory element of the journal entry. If the signer refuses to provide the required thumbprint, the notary public must refuse to perform the notarial act.