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pushbrk Grand Master

pushbrk   12,824

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The instructions say fill out with Black ink. I signed it with black. I don't think they would suspect it if the form is original.

Google "fill out" and "signature" and see if you get the same meaning. You won't. Lots of forms get signed with black ink with no problems but not all. Best to use blue ink instead but no need to get new forms from another country just to change to blue ink for the signature.

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sachinky Mentor

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The instructions say fill out with Black ink. I signed it with black. I don't think they would suspect it if the form is original.

It's been known to happen to some VJ members.

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Darnell Grand Master

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Thanks so much. One last thing, would scanning it with a signature and printing be equal to the actual signature, NO

or does it need to be in pen ink? pen ink

Also, would NVC really know the difference if the beneficiary signed it? yes, that is why the bio page of the passport is included, to check the signature on any other forms

Personally I don't want to take the risk! Thanks again.

Sorry, was following up, in some attempt to 'be complete'.

Hope you have it all 'sorted' by now, and understand about 'original signatures' ?

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