Not the same. Facts refer to objectively real situations or events that are based on actual observations, evidence or records and can be proven or verified. Facts are usually objective and not affected by personal subjective opinions, while signatures refer to personal statements on documents, documents, or records. A personal identifier written on a contract or other document. A signature is usually used to confirm the authenticity and integrity of the document, as well as to indicate an individual's recognition or consent to the content of the document. A signature is a personal legal act and has legal effect.