> You are also missing the use case where a form legally requires a live signature from one or more parties and need to be printed, even if just to scan and ret

> You are also missing the use case where a form legally requires a live signature from one or more parties and need to be printed, even if just to scan and return. I recently had to do this for some insurance paperwork. My company have to do this for one state government. They required the signature to be written black inked. It is PITA to do since we all have digital signature set up. But nope, this state government required the written signature.