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And the right color pen. God forbid you fill in an official form in the wrong color pen.
by isoprophlex 1y ago
And the right color pen. God forbid you fill in an official form in the wrong color pen.
- lifestyleguru 1y agoI would think it's a joke but once literally had an office clerk in Germany scratching with fingernail my signature to check whether it's by pen and in the right color.
- petre 1y agoThere's a reason why Kafka wrote his novels in German.
- woodson 1y agoBecause he was German Bohemian? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudeten_Germans#Austria-Hungary https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudeten_Germans#Austria-Hungar...)
- _zoltan_ 1y agono, because bureaucrazy in Germany is rampart.
- throwawayoldie 1y agoHe didn't live in Germany.
- imp0cat 1y agoHe actually lived in Berlin for a few years before he died. But you're right, he spent most of his life in Prague. However, his native language was German. Certainly an interesting man. I highly recommend checking some of his work (ie. The Metamorphosis).
- petre 1y agoActually The Trial more closely resembles what the OP went through.
- knallfrosch 1y agoSignatures that can be erased easily aren't a great fit for a legally binding document. For more information, you can check whether the ink complies with DIN ISO 12757-2 and/or read up on "Dokumentenechtheit" [1] [1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dokumentenechtheit https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dokumentenechtheit (It hasn't been translated to other languages yet.)
- lifestyleguru 1y agoApparently my every signature ever has been ISO compliant without me even knowing about that norm.