Signature Forgery

Signature forgery is the act of illegally copying or imitating someone else's signature with the intent to deceive. This can involve signing documents, cheques, or contracts without the person's knowledge or consent, causing potential harm or fraud. Forgers often use tools like pens or software to create realistic replicas. Detecting forgery usually involves scrutinizing the signature's nuances, such as stroke order and pressure, or using forensic methods. It is a serious crime, as it violates trust and can lead to financial loss or legal consequences for both the victim and the perpetrator.