Do you have a neat, legible signature or is it a scribble? Do you sign your full name or part?
I sign First Name Middle Initial Last Name. It's 100% legible in cursive. I've been signing this way for so long now that I don't know how to shorten it!
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I do first name, middle initial, last name as well, and on paper, it's totally legible cursive. On those stupid electronic card readers at stores though? Scribble. I hate those things.
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I do first initial last name. I hate my signature and it's just a scribble and ... I hate it.
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Mine is legible. I sign my first initiall and middle initial and full last name. I perfected my middle initial in college when I sweet on a guy whose last name started with the same initial.
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When I sign on paper, it's legible cursive first name last name. All bets are off on the electronic sign pads.
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Mine is my first initial and part of my last name. I have a Mc_____ last name, so it is Mc and then the first initial of the rest of it.
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I do full first and last name. It think its legible although sometimes it gets a little squiggly towards the end.
My husband just does the first letter of his first name and then a line. haha, takes him like .2 seconds to sign things.
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My signature is first, middle, and last name, but only the first name is legible. The first letter of my middle and last name are legible, then the rest is scribble.
Hubby signs his name first name initial and last name initial in one swoop. It's nice looking and is hard to replicate!
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Mine is full first and full last. When I got married my name got so much longer to write and it is just a scribble. I didn't practice signatures at all!
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Mine used to be first initial, last name all connected and not the most legible. Now that I have DHs LONG name it's first inition, first 4 letters of last name all connected and not very legible.
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I scribble. I'm AWFUL at cursive, like, it looks like a 2nd grader's. It's just bad. Anyway, so I just do a legible first letter of my first name and scribble the rest.
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I sign my first and last name and it's... mostly legible? It's not very neat or nice looking though lol. It's also not cursive at all, it's just printed quickly.
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My first name yes, my last name gets a little sloppy at times, it's 11 letters long, it takes a long time to write it out
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You can make out my first, middle, and last initials, and some of the other letters. But I sign so many documents at work that I haven't had a complete signature in quite a few years!
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I do first and last name. I think my first name is legible but my last name is more of a scribble. I wish I had a cool looking signature, but I fail. My handwriting isn't that great in general haha
I know someone who literally just scribbles their signature. Each time it looks completely different and there is not a single letter that can be made out. It's basically a bunch of circular lines like a little child trying to draw.
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I do first initial last name. Much easier!
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I sign my first and last name, but the last few letters of my last name are just squiggles, as if my arm got tired. The rest is legible though! My husbands isn't at all and looks different each time he signs it, haha!
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Mine is C-scribble L-scribble, it's really ugly!
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Mine is scribble scribble scribble.
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I scribble my first and last name. You can only read (kind of) the first initials.
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Mine is like the first 3 letters of first name scribble letter of last name scribble lol.
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Mine is the first letter of my first name then scribble scribble scribble. When i get teased about it i always say my goal is to make my signature impossible for my kids to forge!
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I sign my first name, middle initial, and last name. It's very neat. My husband makes fun of me for it!
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I sign a ton of stuff everyday and it is semi-legible...first letter for first name and middle and last name.
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Yikes. Mine is pretty illegible. Despite having married years ago, I still sign with my maiden name unless its a legal document. Heh. My middle name is now my maiden name so I justify it that way.
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