X-Mark Signature
What is an X-Mark Signature?
An X-mark signature is a mark made by a person who is not able to sign his or her name.
How Does an X-Mark Signature Work?
Let's say John Doe suffers a traumatic brain injury and can no longer read or write. He marries his high school sweetheart and must sign the marriage certificate. Because he cannot write, he makes a mark in the shape of an X as his signature.
Why Does an X-Mark Signature Matter?
The X-mark signature is a way for a disabled or illiterate person to mark his or her consent on legal forms. There is no law requiring a person's signature to look a certain way or include certain elements. However, because they are easily forged, X-mark signatures may not stand as appropriate consent in some courts.
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