Cursive or print when you have to sign a document...

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LinkPizza
02/11/2018
09:04 AM
#1
When you sign your name on a document, do you use cursive or print?


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I was under the impression that signing a document meant signing your name in cursive. But apparently, some people print. I have seen it way more as of late. Also, at one of my jobs, it said to put my signature in a specific place. When I did that, they said I have to print so it was easier to read, even though my name was on the top of the page. So, what about you guys?
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faramir77
02/11/2018
09:19 AM
#2
Neither. My signature is literally just a scribble that vaguely resembles my name. Signatures don't have to be legible, that's why you almost always are expected to print your name elsewhere on the page.
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KJ StErOiDs
02/11/2018
09:23 AM
#3
Always cursive if asking for a signature.
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gravitazzo
02/11/2018
09:23 AM
#4
LinkPizza posted...
I was under the impression that signing a document meant signing your name in cursive. But apparently, some people print. I have seen it way more as of late. Also, at one of my jobs, it said to put my signature in a specific place. When I did that, they said I have to print so it was easier to read, even though my name was on the top of the page. So, what about you guys?

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dedbus
02/11/2018
09:30 AM
#5
I just pull out my phone and shiver in the corner and hiss when anyone gets near.
Johnny Eagle
02/11/2018
09:31 AM
#6
Cursive. Only time I ever use cursive, actually
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myghostisdead
02/11/2018
09:44 AM
#7
A scribbled combination of both.
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Super_Thug44
02/11/2018
02:47 PM
#8
I have never been a fan of cursive and only use it for signatures. My signature sucks though.
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Mario_VS_DK
02/11/2018
02:56 PM
#9
It doesn't matter what your signature is, as long as it's consistent. It can be just an X if you want.
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aDirtyShisno
02/11/2018
03:00 PM
#10
Hmmm... 100% cursive...
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dainkinkaide
02/11/2018
03:01 PM
#11
My signature started as my name in legible cursive, but has since deteriorated into a series of illegible scribbles as I've favored speed over legibility.
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Veedrock-
02/11/2018
03:12 PM
#13
faramir77 posted...
Neither

Mario_VS_DK posted...
It doesn't matter what your signature is, as long as it's consistent. It can be just an X if you want.
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SunWuKung420
02/11/2018
03:13 PM
#14
Most legal documents have you print your name then sign it.
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PMarth2002
02/11/2018
03:52 PM
#15
I write my first name and the first letter of my last name in cursive than trail off into a line
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