Yes, in many jurisdictions, typed signatures are considered legally binding, especially for electronic documents and transactions. However, the enforceability might vary depending on local laws and the nature of the document. It’s always advisable to consult with legal counsel to understand the implications in your specific context.

Once you’ve generated your typed signature, you can download it as a PNG or another file format. You can then insert this electronic signature into your desired documents, much like you would with any other image or graphic. Most modern word processors and PDF editors have an “Insert” or “Add Image” function that will allow you to place your signature where needed.

No, signatures do not necessarily have to be in cursive. A signature is a mark or symbol uniquely representative of an individual. While many people use cursive for their handwritten signatures due to its distinctiveness, the primary requirement for a signature is that it represents your intent to agree or authenticate a document. Typed signatures offer a range of styles, and you can choose one that aligns best with your personal preference.

Yes, once you’ve created and downloaded your typed signature, you can share it or use it across any platform that supports image uploads. However, for security reasons, you should be cautious about where and with whom you share your signature to prevent unauthorized or fraudulent use. Always ensure you’re sharing or using your signature in trusted environments.