Ohio Rev. Code § 111.202
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§ 111.202. Facsimile signature
Official statutory text
October 4, 1996 House Bill 495 - 121st General Assembly Any document filed with the secretary of state that, by statute or by rule or determination of the secretary of state, is required to include a signature of a person may contain, in lieu of the person's original signature, a copy of the person's original signature transmitted by facsimile machine to the secretary of state, or be a photocopy or similar reproduction of the person's original signature.
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