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Signing a patent document should be easy, just print the document, take out a pen, sign on the line, print your name below, scan document, and submit to the patent office. Not so fast! There are lots of ways to sign your document, and one way is with an s-signature. Learn how to sign by typing, and how to avoid all the pitfalls.

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