I guess it's alright in Canada (?), but in the US (at least) signing in print is considered informal... or so I learned at school.I write my signature in print.
I guess it's alright in Canada (?), but in the US (at least) signing in print is considered informal... or so I learned at school.I write my signature in print.
I write my signature in print.
Does it just make it easier to fake? I can write in cursive, but I usually don't. And I'm too much of a bum to write real letters to people...too much time. It might be a fun hobby, though, if I can get some friends to do it with me.I write my signature in print.
Doesn't that defeat the purpose of, you know, it being a signature?
Does it just make it easier to fake? I can write in cursive, but I usually don't. And I'm too much of a bum to write real letters to people...too much time. It might be a fun hobby, though, if I can get some friends to do it with me.I write my signature in print.
Doesn't that defeat the purpose of, you know, it being a signature?
your cursive is pretty clear...I use cursive most of the time. Notes to myself, essays, exams etc. If I didn't write like that it would take too much time. When I'm leaving notes for other people I've started to use print though. Too many people said they couldn't read my handwriting so I switched and am getting faster at it.
As you can see my type is pretty damned messy hence I prefer cursive but I need to use type on forms and such.
You may not.I always write in so called 'cursive' (we don't say that here in the UK)