I do not know if it’s true for all countries, but at least the USA and the UK require your passport to be signed to be valid. And I know that when I fly, I sometimes get checked if it is signed.
Is there a practical reason for this? Does the signature get checked against anything? Or is it simply that the law says a passport must be signed to be valid, so there you go?
I googled around a bit, but only found resources on how to sign, but not why it needs to be signed.
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Because gang boss says you must do it or else.
Just draw a picture of a frog
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Back in the day, people were told to use cursive writing on checks and other documents because it was harder for crooks to forge them.