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Noun. specimen signature (plural specimen signatures) (law) A document (often authenticated by a notary public or a lawyer) with a sample signature handwritten by a person, kept by a bank or another organization, which lets them verify that other signatures were also written by the same person.

Signatures is the plural of signature. So if you're talking about one, you use signature. If you're talking about more than one, you use signatures.

One of the symbols to indicate an electronic signature is /s/, placed before the signer's name. For example, /s/ Jimmy Doe. The other symbol is the signer's name between two forward slashes, typed out, for example, as /Jimmy Doe/.

A conformed signature is often typed, and the /s/ is electronic signature notation signifying that it has been used instead of a handwritten one. So, for example, ?/s/ Joe Bloggs? would be a conformed signature for Joe Bloggs. If it was an ?s? signature, then it would be /Joe Bloggs/.

Putting your signature or mark on a document or instrument means you're accepting, approving, or obligating to what's in the document. A signature often means someone signing a written document with their own hand.

Ing to this Act, it's not a must for a contract to consist of a written signature. For an agreement to be valid, all it takes is for all parties to agree mutually and understand the contract thoroughly. Hence a typed signature constitutes as proof that all parties involved have agreed to the terms.

When you open a signed document, a tab will appear directly above the document. The symbol and wording will vary depending on the validity and authenticity of the document and the signer.