§ 1453 Public Signature Presumption

• •If a government worker or notary signs a paper as part of their job, we assume it's really their signature.
• •This applies to people who work for the U.S. government, any local government, or a notary.
• •You don’t have to prove the signature is real unless someone says it’s fake.

You get a birth certificate from the city hall with a signature on it.

The law says you can trust that the signature is real because it’s from a government worker doing their job.