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Your handwriting doesn't matter. Neat or not, most places of business will not even look at a resume that is hand written. They want to know that you have the basic skill of using a computer. They are looking for a typed, neatly spaced, professional looking resume. This is not a school report that you are handing in, this is a reflection of who you are as a person. If you don't have a computer at home, you can use one at Kinko's or the library. You need to type the resume on nice paper (not traditional plain white copy paper) and then you will have a winning resume.

For my own, I would use the blank with a printed resume. I am not sure about the handwritten resume unless you are applying for a position that would appreciate your very nice handwriting.

I would use lined paper,

I would type it.