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    Can I get away with forging?
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    Yes, I've done it. You just have to practice a lot so the person's signature becomes second nature to you.
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    Will teachers get mad if you forge a signature?
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    Probably. It's showing disrespect and they won't trust you anymore. You could also get in big trouble with your parent or guardian.
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    How can I detect if someone forged my signature on a contract?
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    Write your own signature and compare it with the signature the other person (possibly) wrote.
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    Will people know that I have forged a signature?
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    Not if you do a good enough job at it.
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    What happens if I get caught forging?
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    It depends on who catches you. Forging is a serious crime punishable by jail time.
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    Is forging your own signature illegal?
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    No, it is not possible to forge your own signature. If you sign your actual name, then it is not forging, it's just plain old signing.
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    What's the punishment for getting caught forging a signature in school?
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    Many schools will consider suspension or even expulsion if you forge your parent's signature or an admin's.
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    How hard is it to prove that it’s forged?
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    This depends on how similar it is to the original signature. If the signature looks similar at first sight, then it is unlikely for it to be examined in any more depth. However, there is always an off chance where the person examining the signature may think that it has been forged. If that happens, they may ask questions, do tests or simply refuse to accept the signature without the presence of the actual signer.
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    Will a teacher get mad if I forge my parent's signature?
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    Yes. It falls under the category of lying and will get you punished. If you forge on a document that's really important, you'll risk getting suspended or even expelled.
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