Posted by Charm_AL on 9/15/05 6:28pm
Msg #65496

ok...here's a first...

printing out docs...just saw on instructions "needs a wet signature' wat dat?

Reply by Iris_WA on 9/15/05 6:33pm
Msg #65497

Just a guess ...

but it probably means "signed by hand" versus rubber stamp or similar .... ? (Maybe the "wet" goes back to the days before ballpoint pens.)

Reply by Signing_Doc on 9/15/05 8:12pm
Msg #65528

"wet signature noun. An original signature written on a piece of paper, as opposed to a fax copy or to an agreement offered verbally or electronically." Hope this helps...Stuart Las Vegas NV

Reply by Anonymous on 9/16/05 12:48am
Msg #65616

"oh, come on now. We have discussed this in the past. Any experienced notary would have done a search and found the answer." Did you use the orange button?


Only kidding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Reply by newlysmomva on 9/16/05 7:48am
Msg #65641

Ha! Ha! I wouldn't have known what it was either.....wet, how wet do they want it?

Reply by LawrenceOK on 9/16/05 9:25am
Msg #65657

They want it soaked "IN INK"

Reply by Dave_CA on 9/16/05 9:46am
Msg #65659

Pen not pencil, could not resist...