Signature on Passport vs. on fsw Application

[beireefer]

Hello everyone,

I'll be filing my papers soon for federal skilled worker, but I've been signing forms with my usual signature which is different than the one i put on my passport years ago!
Would it affect my application to have the signature on passport different than the application signatures??

Hope someone can help,
Thank you!

 

[wilson]

Hello everyone,

I'll be filing my papers soon for federal skilled worker, but I've been signing forms with my usual signature which is different than the one i put on my passport years ago!
Would it affect my application to have the signature on passport different than the application signatures??

Hope someone can help,
Thank you!

NO. Don't worry.

 

[beireefer]

Awesome!! thank you good fellow!
Best wishes.

 

[mwrooney]

Awesome!! thank you good fellow!
Best wishes.

Your signature should match with National ID + all the signs in the Form.

Good luck!

 

[beireefer]

Country of origin is Lebanon, we don't have a signature on the national ID.

 

[masood8]

Your ID is your PP in this case.

 

[beireefer]

Mr. mwrooney are you basing your opinion on past experience? because what you said is opposite to what Mr. wilson said.
Thank you.

 

[joolagabriel]

Your PP is your ID and your different signature doesnot count if what you sign is the current signature used, then you are good to go. Cheers.

 

[beireefer]

Thank you joolagabriel,
I was advised to add my new signature to the passport, next to the old signature, where the space can accommodate more than one. This way the visa officer will see that my passport has the signature that i'm using on all the papers.
Regards