Strike Out Initials License For Free

No, you are not required to sign each page of your contract if specifically not instructed. For most legal documents, the last page is referred to as the signing page. Some forms may instruct each party to initial every page as well as sign the last page. Although it is not a legal requirement.

Initialling a document means to add in the initials of one or all of the parties at the end of each page or on certain pages of the document. Initials on a document are representative of the signing parties' consent to the content on the page they have initialled.

If all parties to the contract agree to strike out a provision of the signed document and each of them place their initials or signatures next to the crossed-out term, the contract may still be enforceable.

The best course of action is to correct the wrong name immediately while signing the contract. The best way to make a correction is to strike a line through the wrong name, write the correct name, and initial or sign the change. Ideally, both parties will initial or sign the correction.

Yes, but note that all parties should sign their initials and date next to the change, so that if it is later disputed no-one can claim the contract was fraudulently modified after signing.

The initials should be handwritten in ink; it can be in either print or cursive, or in the form of the first alphabet of your name, a half version of the signature or a quick and short scribble, or just a slight stroke of the hand with the writing instrument.

You can change the terms of the contract before the parties sign it and it will be considered part of the initial contract. You can also make simple changes like correcting typos just before the contract is signed. Just make the change in pen and be sure that each party initials it.