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You're absolutely right, they're pretty much not verified unless there's a dispute and someone says "That's not my signature"
by adamauckland 4y ago
You're absolutely right, they're pretty much not verified unless there's a dispute and someone says "That's not my signature"
- inglor_cz 4y agoDepends on the country. In Czechia, some documents (such as the contract about selling/buying property) require verified signatures, where you go to a notary or a post office with your ID card, sign the document in front of them, they note what document you brought to them into a book of signature verifications and stamp the document.
- yellowapple 4y agoMail-in voting in my state entails "signature verification", wherein I learned - the hard way - that they do in fact compare the signature on my ballot to some signature they've got stored somewhere to see if it matches.