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I 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 righ
by lifestyleguru 1y ago
I 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.