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How To Use An Affidavit For Change Of Signature? There are no laws in India that dictate terms on signature change. The most sensible move would be to immediately make an affidavit and notarize it. The affidavit should contain an attachment that provides a specimen of the old and new signature.

Based on the regulations in article 1875 of the Civil Code, it is permissible to change the signature as long as the person who made it acknowledges the truth. Even if the signature has been changed, all previous documents using the old signature are still considered valid.

Originally Answered: How can I change my official signature? There is nothing known as official signature. You can legally sign at different places in different manners. Only thing is that you should own up that the said affixed signatures belong to you and that you have affixed the same on the said document.

Law does not prescribe that a person should have only one standard signature. Even the standard signatures of a person have natural variations. One can change his/her signature any moment and any number of times he/she wants.

Go to bank with all proofs and RMN and meet the Manager and tell him you want to change / update your signatures after verifying your account and documents he will give a form for update your KYC, fill it up and sign it with new signatures three times only, no other change and manager will take it check and circle ...

Yes, it is never too late to change your signature and with signNow, you can do it electronically and efficiently.

No one can ever replicate the exact original signature of owns, there is always slight difference between the signature,and it's ok it always happens with all of us. You can never replicate them perfectly. They will always be a little different.

Yes, they can; just look at celebrities who give autographs. But for all official /legal purposes, it is better to use a single signature (bank, passport etc.) so there is no confusion regarding the identity of the person.