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The UPSC CAPF Assistant Commandant form asks for a signature of 20–100 KB. Enter the pixel size your form shows, add your signature, and download a file that fits.

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Other uploads for UPSC CAPF Assistant Commandant

Photo ID card details (Aadhaar / Voter ID / PAN / Passport / Driving Licence / other govt photo ID)details entered in the URN profile; carry the card to the exam (p.2, para 2.2)
Supporting documents: date of birth, category (SC/ST/OBC with OBC Annexure, EWS with EWS Annexure, Ex-servicemen)scanned documents uploaded with the application; no format or KB stated in the notice (p.12, para 9)
Proof of passing the qualifying degree and other updates (after the written result)uploaded within a 15-day window after the written result (p.4, para 2.1(b)); no format or KB stated

Source: UPSC Examination Notice No. 08/2026-CAPF dated 20.02.2026, Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Examination, 2026; photo/signature details from the UPSC candidate portal's 'Instructions for Uploading the Photo & Signature' (undated) (2026). Last checked 13 Nov 2026. Rules change between years; confirm with the notification for your cycle.

How to get a signature the form accepts

  1. Sign in a running hand (not in capital letters) with a black or blue pen on plain white paper.
  2. Photograph or scan it in good light, without shadows, and crop close to the signature.
  3. Pick your exam above. Keep “Clean background” on: it turns the paper pure white and darkens the ink, which is what scanners at the exam centre compare against.

Why it matters: forms reject blurred, faint or tiny signatures, and some exams match your signature on the admit card and at the centre against this upload. Sign the same way every time.

The signature is fitted inside the box without stretching. If the file is too small, it is padded up to the minimum KB without changing the picture.