Do you use your middle initial in your signature?

Question

Hubby and I had this conversation over dinner tonight. He was wondering how many famous people we could come up with, like Edward G. Robinson, George C. Scott, etc. Can you help out?

Answer 1

I use mine in my signature. If you are looking for famous names try: John F. Kennedy, George H.W. Bush, Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Answer 2

Generally, I do... and many times I use the full name, especially on checks, documents, letters, etc.

Have a Senior Day.

Answer 3

I do the same as Kathy C.  - My name is long enough with the middle initial.  But the Govt. insists on "full names and/or initials" on all legal documents.   This came about after Homeland Security was established to confirm that everyone was who they said they were!

Hope this helps.

CJ

Answer 4

I don't use my middle initial or even my full name.  I chop it down since it's a long name.  How about Tom T. Hall?

Answer 5

Usually do use it. How about Harry S. Truman or Ulysses S. Grant?

Answer 6

Sorry I have not got a middle name.

Answer 7

Used to, but not anymore.  Not sure why I stopped.

Answer 8

Yes, I include my middle initial when I sign my name.

Answer 9

Only on my drivers lisc. (they made me) and on legal forms.

Answer 10

Maybe it was Edward George and George Campbell  I use my maiden initial when I write.

Answer 11

Due to the "Doppelganger" phenomenon, it is sometimes necessary to use your middle initial.

I use mine to avoid being imitated by n**i spies...errr...wait a minute, that was four wars ago!  

Never mind.

Answer 12

Yes, when I got married I immediately dropped my middle name and started using my maiden name as my middle name!!!  Famous person "Robert E. Lee"!!