Blue or Black Pen

[riley99]

My spouse signed some forms with Blue pen.. I noticed the form asks for Black pen.
Has anyone every had their application returned because of something like this?
Thanks

 

[Ponga]

I can't even imagine that being a problem...especially when you consider that a signature in blue all but guarantees that it's not a photocopy.

Now, if s/he used a blue crayon, well...then you'd have reason to worry.

 

[Carlaganda23]

I can't even imagine that being a problem...especially when you consider that a signature in blue all but guarantees that it's not a photocopy.

Now, if s/he used a blue crayon, well...then you'd have reason to worry.

Hahaha blue crayon thats funny Ponga

 

[truesmile]

It's not a problem. I ALWAYS sign in "blue", and we did so on all our forms. For me, it helps to identify the originals from the photocopies, especially if you must go to a copy centre that hands everything back to in who knows what order.

 

[benjis_monikuss]

I can't even imagine that being a problem...especially when you consider that a signature in blue all but guarantees that it's not a photocopy.

Now, if s/he used a blue crayon, well...then you'd have reason to worry.

Haha I like it!

My notary public signed my stat dec of common-law union and stat dec of severance of common-law (not related lol) in light blue pen. I worried as well but I guess this pertains more to the actual filling out of the form?

 

[MaxLet]

Well, my hole Sponsorship and PR application were COMPLETED AND SIGN IN BLUE (dark blue) CIC never complained and now im only waiting to land.
I think that, as long as the characters and letters are clear.. there's no problem.
Maybe it depends on the kind of blue? (lol, sounded ridiculous!) but i mean, if its skyblue might be more problematic than royal blue (close to black-blue)...