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A lot of forms specifically requires black ink to sign (e.g TR1) but not sure about the colour of the text.
We just spent £50 on ink cartridges for the same reason cos we've had to print so much stuff, lol.
There are some documents that legally require 'wet' signatures. You can - and should - scan them and send them digitally but the hard copies will be required at exchange.
I currently have a big pile of paperwork to post to our solicitors when we are finally close to exchange.
Fox
jackincaves
I have to print, sign and return a number of documents for my purchase. I've also run out of black ink. Can you foresee any problem with me printing everything in blue instead? Surely it's the words on the documents that matter and not the colour they're printed in, right?