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When signing and dating important documents, do not use /20 for the year 2020.
This prevents any altering of the date. (For example: 3/6/20 can be altered to 3/6/2017).
Protect yourself and write out the year 2020 in full!
I have been using this good advice!
That's good to know! Have a great week, Valerie
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ReplyDeleteGodd Day, Elke
useful advise.
ReplyDeleteThank you to remind us
Thanks Christine, would never have thought of that possibility!
ReplyDeleteVery good advice!
ReplyDeleteGood to know!
ReplyDeleteVERY good advice, Christine. Will remember that.
ReplyDeleteVery true! I usually write the full year most times anyway ;-)
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ReplyDeleteGreat advice. Thanks, Christine.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this good advice, Christine!
ReplyDeleteI heard this earlier this year
ReplyDeleteI've been doing the same thing, and now writing out the complete year is ingrained. Wonder if I'll continue in 2021.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you do last year...19 could have been changed to 1990 to 1999!
ReplyDeleteI've heard this several times and it's probably a good thing but I don't understand why they didn't say the same thing last year about using 19 because that could have been changed to 1999, etc. Or maybe they learned a lesson by it.
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Lorrraine and Ashok made good points, I suppose writing the complete year out is a good habit no matter what the year, thanks.
ReplyDeleteI am taking this to heart.
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