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I went for the biometric today for UK transit visa in the US. VFS site says that print the checklist for the biometric and sign in front of the officer. The officer at ASC(US) did not ask for the checklist and said that they just do biometric - fingerprinting and facial photo.
As such the checklist, is not signed by the officer. I have read few other posts, and believe that checklist is for reference purpose, and the application form is also not required to be signed. Unfortunately, VFS has not clearly mentioned anywhere, and the process still continues to be confusing new applicants. These forums are helpful to take a wise decision in such matters.
In my current application, I have
If I were to redo the application, I would
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There was a signature needed only at one place in the application checklist.
That was it. You only have to sign the checklist. Even at a VAC you are asked to only sign the checklist.
That checklist is custom built for the applicant by a computer program, technically it is a part of the application and signing that checklist means signing the application.
The old format form does have a declaration to sign, the new one has it on the checklist only.