Signature stamps are ok, and legal in most states, but you surrender some freedom, rights and protection by having one. By legally using a signature stamp, you automatically give anyone who has possession of it, to use it for whatever reason. And this could be very costly to you should it end up in the hands of someone who shouldn't have it. An angry caregiver could have a field day with your signature. So if you do choose to have one, make sure that it is protected from being lost, stolen or misused while you are sleeping or away. A nano gram of prevention is worth several tons of cure. Best Wishes W
In a message dated 10/3/05 2:20:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << For those of you that have stamps with your signature on it, where did you have them made? My legal signature is an X. Should I just have the X put on it or X and my name after it? Here's another question for you legal eagles. Right now, my parents have power of attorney. I did it way back years ago. At the time, it was just easier to let them sign things for me. I really wasn't in the right frame of mind to put a pen in my mouth and sign paperwork up to my ass. Lately though, it has become a pain in the ass as I've found myself in situations where I need something signed and my parents aren't around. Anyway can use the stamp or do I have to have my parents power of attorney rescinded first. Thanks Eric >>
