when any government official signs a law they use a different pen for every signing      WHY?
96278
Those pens become valuable souvenirs.  They are given to the main supporters of the bill, or other people the official wants to favor.
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There are many reasons the government tries to cover things up. It could be a mistake they made, and so yes, they dont want to look foolish. It could be that they have a certain agenda or policy they wish to enact, and too many facts made public would make it more difficult for them to enact that policy.\n\nThere is no simple answer to your question, because there are so many reasons that the government feels like it's neccessary to keep things secret from the very people they are supposed to serve.\n\nOne solution of course, is to elect a different set of public officials who actually remember who it is they work for.
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From the Bureau of Engraving and Printing:\n"When an imperfect note is detected during the manufacturing process after the serial number has been overprinted, it must be replaced with a new note. A 'star' note is used to replace the imperfect note. Reusing that exact serial number to replace the imperfect note is costly and time consuming. The 'star' note has its own special serial number followed by a star in place of a suffix letter.\n\n"The serial number of the imperfect note that was removed is not used again in the same numbering sequence."
214157
Because they wanna kill someone on papers. If you are on any document, maybe. \nJust kidding.
2808
A printed copy is delivered to the President for his signature.  It does not have to be signed to actually become a law.  If the President does not VETO the bill, it will automatically become law after a certain time frame.
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Whichever way your handwriting is legible.
649543
Many elected officials are lawyers...and they write the laws so that a normal person can't really understand what the hell they mean. So then you need a lawyer so you don't get screwed.
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per pro (that's not the full second word; it's Latin)...it just means that one person is signing a the letter as an agent for another person.  So if a secretary is signing his/her boss's name to a letter, it should look like this:\n\nsecretary's name\np.p. boss's name
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The reason that government officials are sworn in by the bible is because the first set of laws people followed were those of the old and new testament. Therefore, becaue that was our first set of laws, we as people will always be obligated to understand that before we can come up with new laws and guidelines for our nation, we must first have to remember the laws and guidelines that were set in the Holy Bible.
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All laws are drafted in Congress, after they pass through Congress the president may sign them and they become law.  We don't have a king or laws decreeded by the king/President.
937889
The I-134 has that line because it can also be notarized by a consular officer, in which case he will write or stamp his title on that line.  A regular notary should just ignore that line and use the official notary seal.
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The government is all about rules. Sometimes what you think is best for you or for anyone else doesn't follow the government's rules. Plus, the government has layers and layers of bureaucracy. Trying to get any meaningful change through all of that is very difficult.
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Absolutely. I write at least a couple letters a week to various Presidents, Governors, Senators, Congressmen, and local politicians. You have to voice your opinion in order to even start affecting change. Of course, I normally only get a form letter back. Sometimes I'll get a personal letter from the state reps for a letter in the newspaper though.
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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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its most likely fake or a copy. Its really hard to get one. The only way you really no is if you get it signed personally in front of their face
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It seems, unless you have Power of Attorney to do so, it is illegal to sign anyone else's name to a legal document.  You can not bind another to an agreement by signing it.  (There may be stiff consequences for doing so.)\n  \n\nNote:  I am not lawyer.
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I WISH I WAS AS CLEVER AS YOU, I DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS. . . SORRY I CANT HELP\n\nGo to the official goverment site. . . my friend just suggested it!