Is it legal to use white out for corrections on legal documents?

Full question:

Is it legal to use white out for corrections on legal documents?

  • Category: Courts
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  • State: Washington

Answer:

Rules vary by court, so I suggest calling the clerk of courts where the papers will be filed. Typically, corrections with white-out are allowed before the papers are filed if the parties initial the correction.

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The legality of using white-out on documents depends on the type of document and the context. Generally, for legal documents, it's best to check with the relevant court or authority. While some courts may allow it for corrections, others may not. Always ensure that any corrections are initialed by the parties involved.