Signature

[countrygal]

Sorry to bother again!!! So I am a bit concerned but not sure if it actually matters. I used a different signature about 4 years ago and it shows that signature on my passport. But over the last couple years I chose a different one because it took less time( now does it matter which signature I use to sign the forms????) sounds very stupid but I am concerned lol

I signed my marraige certificate with my old signature

 

[Snowisland]

Sorry to bother again!!! So I am a bit concerned but not sure if it actually matters. I used a different signature about 4 years ago and it shows that signature on my passport. But over the last couple years I chose a different one because it took less time( now does it matter which signature I use to sign the forms????) sounds very stupid but I am concerned lol

I signed my marraige certificate with my old signature

Use your legal signature to sign the forms and attach an explanation about the different names you use.
No question is stupid.

 

[countrygal]

The thing is the signatures are very similar. The only thing that changed was instead of signing my full first name I put the initial of my first name. The last name signed is exactly the same as my old signature!

 

[Alurra71]

As long as you are using your legal name, it doesn't matter to them whether you only used only one initial, two initials or the full name. So long as it's your signature and your name, you sign it how you usually sign everything else. A handwriting analysis will not be performed

 

[taffy7]

just sign it .. It will be fine. My signature changes every day lol

 

[ahaamk]

Hello all,
Sorry to bother you all but I had realized that some of the Sponsorship forms from my PA differ in the signature. More specifically in the curve of the application, the signs are not very consistent. For family sponsorship, can this be a problem? I have just sent the application, at what stage could they raise a flag if this is an issue?