Yes. Because school admins and teachers regularly compare signatures of documents with other previously signed documents.
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Hey funny story related to this. My father died when i was six. (Not the funny part). In high school i started signing early dismissal letters with my own name and the school never questioned it.
I definitely did this throughout high school. My dad once asked why they don't do report cards anymore. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This is so wholesome in a weird way
In our house, the policy was I (mom) used my real signature, kids forged their dad's signature when needed. So, my signature was mine but his signature was always forged.
Because teachers can't tell a first grader's attempt at a signature from an adult's.
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This says high school, but honestly probably not as long as they don't try too hard. My signiture is some squiggles with a line and dot thrown in. A first grader might actually try though, then it could be suspicious.
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