can one use two types of signatures ,?

Question

can one use two types of signatures , say one for banking needs and another official need , is it ok, or any problem plz advice n say ur profession,,,,,,,,,thanx

Answer 1

Any mark you make on a document with the intent to subscribe to it, will be valid as your signature. Thus, from a strictly legal standpoint, it is okey dokey. Now, whether it is wise or even prudent, is an entirely different question.

Answer 2

Not a good thing to do. After all, your signature identifies you on contracts and other important documents. I don't know why you would want to have two signatures. The only time I have used anthing close to this is at work, accepting deliveries. I omit my middle initial since it isn't a legal document as far as needing it.

Answer 3

I generally have two signatures, an unidentifiable scribble and a printed signature. I use both and have had both accepted by the bank and retailers.