Sign as full name for No SSN Declaration?

[Gaiden79 14]

Hey all,

 

I am currently completing the "Minor No SSN Declaration Form" for my daughter's passport she will get in US Embassy Manila, Philippines. I see at the bottom under the signature it tells me to "sign using full name as indicated on the passport application." What does this mean? Normally a person would have a signature, but it wouldn't necessarily look like their first, middle, and last name. That's why it's a signature right? Anyways could someone clarify the requirement meaning on this? I included a screenshot below for reference. Thanks very much!

[Ontarkie 14,224]

When filling out the forms you put all names First Middle and Last name (all your legal names) you would sign just as that. 

 

I never use my middle name in my signature, for this I would have to add my middle name when signing. 

Edited August 19, 2019 by Ontarkie

[Gaiden79 14]

5 minutes ago, Ontarkie said:

If your passport shows a First Middle and Last name (all your legal names) you would sign just as that. 

 

I never use my middle name in my signature but my passport does so for this I would have to add my middle name when signing. 

Ok, thanks. Seems simple enough, but altering your signature seems to defeat the purpose of a signature to me. Guess it will just have to be one long cursive name. 

[Ontarkie 14,224]

4 minutes ago, Gaiden79 said:

Ok, thanks. Seems simple enough, but altering your signature seems to defeat the purpose of a signature to me. Guess it will just have to be one long cursive name. 

It's because they want your complete legal name. 

[Gaiden79 14]

10 minutes ago, Ontarkie said:

It's because they want your complete legal name. 

Ok, makes sense. Thanks.