Depends on what country you're talking about. In most countries it is probably not.
A legal signature must be written by hand, not typed.
There is no minimum requirement for the signature page of a legal document
I would not recommend a typed signature on any letter unless you are sending it electronically. In all cases, a physical letter should have the actual signature of the sender. The recipient of a letter of recommendation that has a typed 'signature' will not hold the recommendation in high regard. A photocopy of a signed letter is preferable to a typed signature.
it is iilegal because u need to write it by hand or might think forgeryAdded: A "signature" is exactly what it's name implies, a handwritten personally signed representation of the signers full and complete legal name.
No, checks cannot be emailed as they require a physical signature for security purposes.
With /s/ after your typed name.
Yes, emailed checks are considered legal forms of payment as long as they meet the necessary requirements and are authorized by the sender.
A handwritten signature usually goes first, as it is considered more traditional and personal. However, both handwritten and typed signatures are legally binding as long as they meet the necessary requirements for authentication.
No it does not have to be typed. A holographic will is valid in some jurisdictions, even without witnesses.
Signature stamps are legal when used for payroll. Signature stamps are not legal for documents like life insurance policies. Signature stamps are also not legal for deeds for property or for titles for automobiles and other titled possessions.
Yes
In the modified-block letter style, the complimentary closing and typed signature are aligned with the left margin of the body of the letter. This style is a variation of the block letter style, where the date and signature block are aligned at the center of the page.