Signatures - is there any documentation for guidance?

[pdcvcc 0]

My passport and drivers license shows Victoria Christine Michalek typed but when I sign I do this star kind of thing because so long to write. When I just went through refinancing, they asked me to write out my whole name Victoria Christine Michalek. So question, when you are signing the documents like G-325A and letter of intent are you just using your "normal" signature or writing it out? What if you just sign your first and last name? Not sure if this is just semantics but am trying to redue any RFEs if I can. Thanks.

[payxibka 10,048]

My passport and drivers license shows Victoria Christine Michalek typed but when I sign I do this star kind of thing because so long to write. When I just went through refinancing, they asked me to write out my whole name Victoria Christine Michalek. So question, when you are signing the documents like G-325A and letter of intent are you just using your "normal" signature or writing it out? What if you just sign your first and last name? Not sure if this is just semantics but am trying to redue any RFEs if I can. Thanks.

your "normal" signature is fine

[Leyah&Rustee 0]

your "normal" signature is fine

Edited January 14, 2010 by Leyah&Rustee

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

My passport and drivers license shows Victoria Christine Michalek typed but when I sign I do this star kind of thing because so long to write. When I just went through refinancing, they asked me to write out my whole name Victoria Christine Michalek. So question, when you are signing the documents like G-325A and letter of intent are you just using your "normal" signature or writing it out? What if you just sign your first and last name? Not sure if this is just semantics but am trying to redue any RFEs if I can. Thanks.

Your signature is legally binding if it can be uniquely attributed to you, so just about any mark you make would qualify. Writing your full name isn't any more legally binding than that "star kind of thing" you usually write. Your finance company is protecting themselves against any future claim that you never signed the papers by requiring a sample of your actual handwriting.