Random Question about I-751 (cover letter)

[bats8711 0]

I have our application ready to go!  last night we both signed cover letter.  when I came to work today to finalize and mail, I noticed a couple typos on the letter and correcting has changed layout.  Is it OK if I basically scan the sigs and paste onto the new cover sheet?  they look kind of pixelated and it's pretty obvious they are not original signatures.  I know this is a stupid question but wondering if it's ok to have a scan of a sig on cover letter.  I really want to get this out and be done with it!  

 

thanks!!

[implife 318]

14 minutes ago, bats8711 said:

I have our application ready to go!  last night we both signed cover letter.  when I came to work today to finalize and mail, I noticed a couple typos on the letter and correcting has changed layout.  Is it OK if I basically scan the sigs and paste onto the new cover sheet?  they look kind of pixelated and it's pretty obvious they are not original signatures.  I know this is a stupid question but wondering if it's ok to have a scan of a sig on cover letter.  I really want to get this out and be done with it!  

 

thanks!!

why would you sign the cover letter? who cares?

[Axle314 12]

14 minutes ago, implife said:

why would you sign the cover letter? who cares?

I think he does.

[shumway1756 304]

If you want to sign the cover letter I don't think I'd go with a pixelated, obviously-scanned signature. I'd go with a legit signature or no signature. But that's just my opinion. There's no formal documentation or guidelines for a coversheet.

[implife 318]

1 hour ago, Axle314 said:

I think he does.

my point exactly. USCIS doesn't