Print or Type Clause Samples

The "Print or Type" clause requires that all written entries, signatures, or information on a document be clearly printed or typed rather than handwritten in cursive or illegible script. This typically applies to names, addresses, or other key details that must be easily read and verified by all parties involved. By mandating legible entries, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings, errors, or disputes arising from unclear handwriting, thereby ensuring clarity and accuracy in contractual documents.
Print or Type. If No Tax ID Number,Enter One of the Following: FEIN Driver’s License Number/State Issued ID Number State of Issue Number Foreign Diplomat Number Business Address City State Zip Code Purchaser’s Tax ID Number State of Issue Country of Issue Name of Seller From Whom You Are Purchasing, Leasing, or Renting Seller’s Address City State Zip Code 01 Accommodation and food services 02 Agricultural, forestry, fishing, and hunting 03 Construction 04 Finance and insurance 05 Information, publishing, and communications 06 Manufacturing 07 Mining 08 Real estate 09 Rental and leasing 10 Retail trade 11 Transportation and warehousing 12 Utilities 13 Wholesale trade 14 Business services 15 Professional services 16 Education and health-care services 17 Nonprofit organization 18 Government 19 Not a business 20 Other (explain)
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Print or Type. If No Tax ID Number,Enter One of the Following: FEIN Driver’s License Number/State Issued ID Number State of Issue Number Foreign Diplomat Number Name of Seller From Whom You Are Purchasing, Leasing, or Renting Seller’s Address City State Zip Code 01 Accommodation and food services 02 Agricultural, forestry, fishing, and hunting 03 Construction 04 Finance and insurance 05 Information, publishing, and communications 06 Manufacturing 07 Mining 08 Real estate 09 Rental and leasing 10 Retail trade 11 Transportation and warehousing 12 Utilities 13 Wholesale trade 14 Business services 15 Professional services 16 Education and health-care services 17 Nonprofit organization 18 Government 19 Not a business 20 Other (explain)
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