what is the difference between an autograph & a signature?
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au·to·graph (ô'tə-grăf') n.\nA person's own signature or handwriting.\nA manuscript in the author's handwriting.\ntr.v., -graphed, -graph·ing, -graphs.\nTo write one's name or signature on or in; sign.\nTo write in one's own handwriting.\n\nautograph verb\n\nTo affix one's signature to: endorse, inscribe, sign, subscribe, undersign. Idioms: put one's John Hancock on, set one's hand to.\n\n\nsig·na·ture (sĭg'nə-chər) n.\nOne's name as written by oneself.\nThe act of signing one's name.\nA distinctive mark, characteristic, or sound indicating identity: A surprise ending is the signature of an O. Henry short story.\n(Abbr. Sig. or S.) Medicine. The part of a physician's prescription containing directions to the patient.\nMusic. \nA sign used to indicate key.\nA sign used to indicate tempo.\nPrinting. \nA letter, number, or symbol placed at the bottom of the first page on each sheet of printed pages of a book as a guide to the proper sequence of the sheets in binding.\nA large sheet printed with four or a multiple of four pages that when folded becomes a section of the book\n\nHope this helps..................................cheers
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It is very easy. You need to copy and paste the picture in Paint. And copy and paste it again to your signature.
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I t depends on what type of document you are refering to. If it is a birt cert. or death cert. or marriage liscense. Those can be obtained for a fee from the county office in which they were originated. Ex: Birth certificates come from our county health dept.\nA notorized copy is simply a copy with a notary public stamp which certifies that the signture on the document is the person which signed, i.e. a photo id was obtained at the time of the signing.
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I know here (Ireland) if his name is on the birth cert you need his signature to get a passport.  Not sure about anywhere else.
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Start with your signature... then make it completely unreadable. Now you have an autograph.
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If I undestand your question correctly, a signed statement is a statement made, usually to the cops or the court, directly giving one's information/story/etc. to them regarding the case/issue at hand.\n\nA signed letter for production can be a letter seized as evidence that is used in the case, but was written at some other time not necessarily to the court/cops/etc. directly about the case.\n\nDoes that make sense?  Say you gave a statement to the cops about a crime you committed-signed statement.  Or else say the cops found a letter you write your brother telling him you robbed a bank and they use it as evidence-signed letter for production.\n\nThis may be wrong, but without context, that is the best I can come up with.
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At the very least you would be evicted.  You would never get the autograph you are seeking.  You may also go to jail.
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There are two lines on the front for the purchaser to sign.\nOne should have been signed when he purchased them.  When the person presents one to you for payment, he must sign the second line in front of you, and his signature must match, the first line.  There is also a line where he can fill in the merchants name.  And a photo ID is a good ideal.
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It means that the mail is tracked all the way to the person who recieves it.  And it has to be signed for when delivered.  It costs more than regular mail.  Yes, just go to the PO and ask for it, they'll have a label for you to fill out.
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by hand and make sure u dont touch the signature or it will come off depending on what kind of ink it is.
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Depends on what city/state you live in. In my area, it looks like a certificate with a stamp (state seal) and signatures on it.
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The agreement between merchant (the store) and the credit card processing company.I\n\nf the store wants easier (faster) processing, they can elect to have a higher "Signature" amount, but will increase their risk level by being responsible for that amount if it is disputed.\n\nZero risk would be to require a signature for all transactions, but would take a little longer.  So if the store has a lot of business, they may ellect to "bypass" the signature.
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You just do so.  You dont physically have to change anything but your signature, How old are you?  If you dont own a house and have a career you can change it whenever you want... I practiced with mine and its pretty now... =-)
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PSA is one of the leading authenticator's of autographs in the business and VERY reputable.  THere autograph site is http://www.psadna.com/ and they can walk you from through the steps from there.  you can also call them at 1.800.325.1121.\n\nScott
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Depends on your Email program.\n\nIf you use a free email like Yahoo,Hotmail, etc...look for signature link under settings or options.\n\nIf you use outlook go to Tools > Options > Mail Format and change it under Signatures.\n\nSignature is simply a pre-defined Text that is attached at the bottom of your email.
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Hiya :-) ! Hmmm, good question. I suppose that, when the examiners compare handwritings, the details provide them with the truth. Also, usually a person cannot totally hide their character as they move around in the world. So, before committing the crime, if the handwriting indeed is a confirmation of character, the guilty person will not have been able to adapt their handwriting i.e. character onto the other's he/she wants to fool in the future, etc. I suppose everyone has signed somewhere and written documents before... so there always is proof that the handwriting was different in case of doubt? This link might help you... Have a nice day/evening!
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No - by definition, the signature of the applicant is not a countersignature