Signing Drivers License Legally

Summary

Adding without prejudice to a drivers license signature in Tennessee is not typically accepted by the DMV, as they require standard signatures. Arguments for acceptance could include personal belief, legal reasoning, or clarity, but success is unlikely. Be prepared for resistance due to strict adherence to standard procedures.

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Is it legal to sign this way for my drivers license?
In Tennessee, adding "without prejudice" to your driver's license signature is generally not accepted by the DMV. They require a standard signature without additional phrases. It could cause delays or complications with your application. Is there a particular reason you want to add this phrase?
What arguments can I make to the DMV that will make them accept my signature in this way?
To persuade the DMV to accept your signature with "without prejudice," you could try the following arguments, though success is not guaranteed:
*. Personal Belief: Explain that it reflects a personal or legal belief.
*. Legal Reasoning: Provide any legal basis or precedent that supports the use of "without prejudice."
*. Clarity: Assure the DMV it won't interfere with the document's legal validity.
However, be prepared for resistance, as standard procedures are strictly followed. Is there any specific legal reason or precedent you are relying on?