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A secretarial signature is a form of signature used by a secretary or authorized individual to authenticate documents on behalf of someone else, typically a high-ranking official or executive. It indicates that the document has been prepared or approved by the secretary but does not carry the personal endorsement of the principal. This practice is common in organizations to streamline processes and manage workflows efficiently. However, the use of a secretarial signature should be authorized and align with the organization's policies.

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