For Canada eTA application, do i just write my first and last names in the signature field?

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Yes. There is a help document available to guide you through the eTA application process (accessible in various languages from here). On page 19 of the english document, it clarifies that you should enter the full name, not just an abbreviated signature you would sign with pen and paper.

I am not sure whether capitalization is actually relevant, but for what it's worth, I did use capital letters only (because that is how it actually appears in the passport) and it seemed to be ok.

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