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Why do some documents require blue ink?

Why do some documents require blue ink?

Most commonly, either blue or black ink is used for signing documents. The reasoning behind this is that the color will stand out among the walls of black text on the document while still being dark enough to read. Blue ink also indicates that the document is an original and not a copy.

Do closing documents have to be signed in blue?

Closing documents should always be signed in blue ink. In fact, most title companies and lenders insist on it. Like it or not, everyone signing real estate documents needs to comply with this requirement.

Why do we use blue pens?

It increases memory performance, stimulates creativity and aids intellectual thinking. I can’t wait to make it a part of my poetry writing routine. Using blue ink and painting your office’s walls blue can create an atmosphere that helps you focus. It is also a good choice for challenging tasks.

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Are blue pens unprofessional?

Historically, there has been a general preference (not legal requirement) towards blue ink. This is because blue ink easily distinguishes an original document. Black ink can be confused with a photocopy, especially over time as the ink fades.

Do notaries have to use blue ink?

California does not have any regulation regarding what color ink is used for loan documents or for the notary journal. Majority of lenders will accept either Black or Blue ink. Some lenders will specify what color ink to use, but otherwise as long as you stay with Black or Blue you are safe.

Should I use black or blue pen?

Black ink is recommended for legal and official documents. (Chinese officials are so strict about black ink, they will reject documents submitted in blue.) The main reason has to do with copying and digitizing documents. Black ink just scans better than blue, which tends to show up very light.

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Is blue ink legal in documents?

Historically, there has been a general preference (not legal requirement) towards blue ink. This is because blue ink easily distinguishes an original document. If there are instructions for a document to be signed in a specific color, those instructions should be followed.