Legal Question in Administrative Law in Maryland
Black or Blue Ink
When signing a legal document should a person sign in blue or black ink?
Asked on 12/07/01, 9:20 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Worsham
Michael C. Worsham, Esq.
Re: Black or Blue Ink
I do not think that it matters. I find myself signing original court filings in blue ink simply because it helps me to find and distinguish the original from the copies, which will all show up as black. I know of one court that requests originals to be signed in blue ink for this reason. Just make sure it is dark blue ink if you use blue, but generally, I do not think it matters. - Michael Worsham
Answered on 12/07/01, 10:03 am
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