have any of you forged a signature of a parent, its harder than i though, what could i do to make a good forgery, sorry if this sounds like a dumb topic, but im desperet.

Use transfer paper and trace.

Yes, I have forged notes many times, it's really easy. What you just have to keep in mind is that the teacher will not be suspicious unless if you act like she should be as you hand her the note. I used to forge all the time at Morristown High, but now I have to go to this catholic school, so I cant cut anymore (and I am basically either atheist or a new-age type guy, so it sucks). Just do your best job of making it look like an adult's handwriting and not a kid's, ie. don't write too loopy or anything like that. But, like I said, its more about how you act when you hand the note in, not the note itself.

It depends on if the teacher knows your parents writing, and if they dont, do they find out. If they dont bother, just forge and make sure it looks good. If it looks nice, and it looks as if the person doing the signiture has done it before many times, you are ok.

If you're going to forge for school, once you forge one document, you have to forge them all. Otherwise it will contridict to the true signature, no matter how close YOU or FRIENDS think it looks.

Ironz

Use a pencil or a ball-point pen, so that any pauses you make will not be as noticeable as, say, a gel-roller.

1)usually a school has one of your parents fill out a medical slip at the begining of the school year and they can use this slip to verify signatures, now you can just write down the signature of the parent who didnt fill out the slip, therefore you dont really have to forge since they have nothing to compaire the forge to.

2)get a piece of paper with your parent's signature on it and then use a pencil to fill the back of the signature with a thick coat of lead, then just trace over the signature onto the paper to be forged to create a carbon copy effect, then trace over the signature with pen and use a eraser to get rid of the extra lead marks.

I never bothered trying to forge it, I just signed it in my parent's name, they aren't actually going to scrutinize the signature. Just don't act nervous when you turn it in, and you'll be fine.

To be fair i really just copied my mums signature and hoped for the best. My teachers were not clever or to lazy to go sifting through medical papers etc.

Peace Renegade,

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Originally posted by ThetaReactor:
Use a pencil or a ball-point pen, so that any pauses you make will not be as noticeable as, say, a gel-roller.

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^--- true... and DO NOT use a pen with liquid ink... im no
forgery expert, but if you live with both parents but only one signs your stuff usually and you need a quick fix, maybe use the other's name... also, i have another idea, if you want to get really good at one sig. trace it over and over, at first maybe blow it up on a copier to make it easy, then maybe ull get used to it and itll flow without you thinking

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Originally posted by TOWCHBob:
Use transfer paper and trace.

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Fuck that just have any friend sign it, it doesnt even have to be your parents name, althought a similar last name would help, i have never scene a teacher do anymore than glance at the name. And even if your teacher finds out, you wont get in trouble because the signature isnt forged.

CTR