My signature changes at times, so much so that two different documents I once signed looked like each was done by different people.
How to learn to so a proper signature?
- Thread starter Roger Wilco
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I just omit about a third of the letters from my name when I sign a document. Oddly, the way it worked out, I leave the consonants (except for the initial "L") out of my first name and the vowels out of my last name. I'm not sure exactly how or why I started doing that - both of my parents have signatures that are almost sickeningly neat.
That's part of why I just omit letters from my name. What's left are still letters, but it's not necessarily recognizable as being my name.
OTOH, I have a friend with whom I go out drinking from time to time, and one night she asked me to sign the credit card receipt for her tab while she went to the bathroom. Her signature is basically two squiggles, so the bartender never batted an eye when I signed it. (It wasn't even the bar we usually go to, where we're known to the staff by name, and it was extremely crowded that night, so I was a bit surprised not to be questioned.)
That's part of why I just omit letters from my name. What's left are still letters, but it's not necessarily recognizable as being my name.
OTOH, I have a friend with whom I go out drinking from time to time, and one night she asked me to sign the credit card receipt for her tab while she went to the bathroom. Her signature is basically two squiggles, so the bartender never batted an eye when I signed it. (It wasn't even the bar we usually go to, where we're known to the staff by name, and it was extremely crowded that night, so I was a bit surprised not to be questioned.)
Depends on your job, probably. I know I'm signing various documents every day.
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