Signing digital Family information form for Canadian Visa
I am filling out the Family information form for Canadian Visa. At the end of every section, the form requires me to put my signature. But the problem is that the place for signature is inactive and therefore, I am not able to put my signature or name on it.
My question is, is it necessary to put signature in the Family information form when applying for Canadian visa online. If yes, then how can I do it?
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Adobe DC has the ability to put an e-signature on the document. It's just a resizable image of your name with several font choices (cursive and printed variants) that you can resize to fit the signature line. You may need the paid Pro version to do this, I am not certain. It's what I do as I don't own a printer and don't want to print/scan at work.
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Does family information form need to be signed?
No. Each person must complete and sign the Application for Temporary Resident Visa (IMM 5257), as well as any other forms needed. Each applicant aged 18 or over must also complete the Family Information form (IMM 5645).Does IRCC accept electronic signatures?
We accept faxed or scanned signatures. Note that a processing officer may ask to see the original signatures later on. Hope this helps.How do I put my signature on my Canadian visa application?
Follow these instructions to complete, sign and submit a 2D barcode form: Download and open the form....If you apply online:IMM 5645e Family Information Form Canada How to Fill Step by Step Full Information
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Preview on a Mac will let you record a picture of your signature with the camera (or many versions of the signature if you don't want than to all be identical) that you can subsequently resize and place on the page. You can also choose the color of the "ink" if you want.
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