To be sufficient under the Statute of Frauds,only original,handwritten signatures in ink are considered acceptable.

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While original, handwritten signatures in ink are preferred for evidentiary purposes, the Statute of Frauds does not require them to be the only acceptable form of signature. Electronic signatures, stamps, and other forms of authentication may also be considered sufficient as long as they indicate the signer's intent to be bound by the agreement.

To Be Sufficient Under the Statute of Frauds,only Original,handwritten Signatures