When passing a law why does the person signing it have to use different pens?
409341
It's simply ceremonial.
368144
A notary only verifies the identity of the person signing the document.  If two signatures are required, a notary can't be used in lieu of two witnesses.
78048
Do what I do...I have had to sign my name so many times, that my signature has evolved into a big, loopy, "J" followed by a sloppy scribble.\n\nIt's legal, and people think you are a doctor!
455031
Most places make you come down and sign for them in person. Some make you pay a printing fee.
1091460
B/C YOU OWN MILLIONS AND MILLIONS OF PENS THAT DONT WORK
328257
well notaries are not REQUIRED to have a bond altho many do for protection in these type cases. from what i have seen tho here in CA as a notary is the the bonds only go up to $5000 for "errors and omissions" (that's what it's called). Why can't you just go to the police on this issue? Surely if  the title was signed over, there would info as to who it was signed over to ? your DMV or DOT should know and the police can get that information from them. Then sue and prosecute
322834
Whichever way your handwriting is legible.
1147158
quoting from the website:\nhttp://www.premack.com/columns/2004/2004-12-07.htm\n\n"Under Texas law, there are three ways that you can create a legally valid will. First, a spoken Will is authorized by a law dating to 1879. You cannot use a spoken will for more than $30 worth of personal items unless three witnesses hear the Will spoken. You cannot give away land using a spoken Will. These limits, and others, are why spoken Wills are not used today."\n\n"Second, a handwritten Will is valid under Texas law if it 1) is entirely in the handwriting of the Will’s maker, 2) contains the date on which it was written, and 3) is signed. Witnesses are not required. However, handwritten Wills are discouraged because while they may be legally valid, they may end up being more expensive to probate than a formal Will if they fail to allow independent probate and waive the executor’s bond."\n\n"Handwritten Wills can also be less reliable. For instance, if any part of the Will is not handwritten (is typed or preprinted) the Will is not valid. If words are used incorrectly, the Will’s meaning may be misinterpreted (the everyday use of a word may not match its legal use)."\n\n"Third, a formal Will is the most thorough choice. To be legally valid, a formal Will must be dated, signed, and be witnessed by two persons who are fourteen or older. To confirm the Will’s validity and eliminate the need for the witnesses to appear in court when the Will is probated, it should also have a specially worded self-proving affidavit. The self-proving affidavit must be signed by the Will’s maker, by the witnesses, and must be notarized. That results in two sets of signatures on each Will."
454314
You just do so.  You dont physically have to change anything but your signature, How old are you?  If you dont own a house and have a career you can change it whenever you want... I practiced with mine and its pretty now... =-)
598104
its most likely fake or a copy. Its really hard to get one. The only way you really no is if you get it signed personally in front of their face
101343
laws are different from state to state and sometimes from county to county-
338268
Lawyers used to follow the letter of the law. Now, they petition the Supreme Court to change the letter of the law to suit their needs. So ... law is changing according to lawyers' personal ambitions and business needs. Cheers!
947965
If the judge signed it, it is enforceable, thus "legal". While the lawyers' signatures indicate assent on the part of the attorneys and their clients, the judge's signature is controlling.
156972
why dont people write properly?
972408
Not under normal circumstances, but you sign something agreeing to submit if they ask and there has been an occasion or two that I know of when they have.\n\nHave a GREAT day!
875280
Normally, in jail, an inmate can write to or receive letters from whoever he wants.  They may go through the letter to make sure he or you are not plotting escape, but other than that, shouldn't be a problem.  A lot of time, people are incarcerated with little warning, so you migh want to make sure he has stamps/ writing materials, or the funds with which to purchase them.
957522
the signature must be witness by two people, and notarized.  then file it in a safe place, preferrably a copy should be left with an attorney. then yes, it is legal.