When they say ‘sign here‘ or the form says ‘sign here’, do they mean a STOP sign? Should i place a stop sign above the line?
I am man, so I could autograph above the line, but the form is asking for a sign?
OK. Here is my sign:
Of course, they want us to ‘sign’ or add a sign-ature because they want the emblem of the corporation/trust for which we are the agent.
We unknowingly are acting as the agent for the corporation.
Mankind autographs. Corporations only have their stamp or their sign.
I strike the words ‘sign here’ and write in ‘autograph’.
Of course, one must learn how to autograph, as explained on ‘living in the private‘
More signs:
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- Good video about the strawman entity and signatures; and not under standing
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