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If I write my signature twice in a row it's barely similar. The last place that actually cared was a bank in India (surprise surprise) but the clerk helpfully
by thanatos519 4y ago
If I write my signature twice in a row it's barely similar.
The last place that actually cared was a bank in India (surprise surprise) but the clerk helpfully turned her monitor around to show me how I had written it previously.
- dotnet00 4y agoYep, exact same situation here. Was visiting once and unsurprisingly my signature at 17 didn't match my signature at 10. After trying twice they just showed me what my signature had been and told me to copy it.
- dylan604 4y agoIt's a good thing that at 10 or 17 you're not able to enter a legally binding contract where signatures would be a thing.
- dotnet00 4y agoFor sure, although the same happened with my Dad. In his case it was more surprising because his job was such that he had to sign paperwork several times every day and so he was very insistent on maintaining a fixed signature, yet his signature too had drifted over the years.