"LS" after a signature typically stands for "liberate servitium," which is Latin for "to free from servitude." It can also represent "Locus Sigilli," meaning "place of the seal," indicating where a seal should be placed. In some contexts, it may simply denote the initials of the signer or an abbreviation used in legal or formal documents.
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