Signing Limited Edition Prints question........

I've been doing limited edition prints for a while but I was wondering if there's any options out there for having the print lab sign the print somehow or do the work for you? The only reason it's an issue is that I live in Hawaii, so you can imagine what the shipping costs to ship a 72" print out here just for me to sign it and ship it back! I know there are ways to do a digital signature as well, but I don't think it can pass as a real signature. Probably more cost effective just to fly to the lab and sign before they crate it up, LOL!

Scan your signature and add it to your print file as a text layer. There's a few free PS handwriting fonts out there too if you cant scan yours.

http://www.simplystamp​s.com/signature_stamp-list.aspx

Prints should always be signed directly by the artist. Digital signing or rubber stamping is unacceptable in the art world. Especially with limited additions. Also, archival ink or pencil should be used.