pmaitra
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Simple thing. Don't sign any document that says "under penalty of perjury," if you do not agree with its contents. I have suffered and worked with attorneys in the US. What is written is written. I have walked out on lot of deals simply because I did not agree with the wordings.Diplomat's husband is US citizen, PM's daughter is US citizen, American are laughing and Indians are wasting bandwidth.
One guy kept saying, "you know, we have to write this, but don't worry, we'll look out for ya'." I told him, "if you are not willing to put it down in writing, don't let it come out of your mouth," and walked away.
Once, I went to a gym for membership, and that guy wanted me to sign an electronic membership form. I asked him for a copy and I told him, I would like to read it, and if I agree, I'll sign it and bring it. He told me, there is no option for paper documents, and it has to be electronically. Guess what? I got up and left.
People are always trying to get you. You learn from your mistakes. I did. Everyone should. Treat your own signature with respect, and you will be fine.
Americans are not there to laugh at anyone. They have lot of troubles of their own. No one laughed at me when I walked away from the two aforementioned examples.