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Minute details make the difference. Usually there are printing marks on the paper since fraudsters often use cheap ink and printing methods. As well, the paper quality is often flimsy and of poor quality. The placement of text, especially for the words ?University? or ?College? are placed in the wrong place.

Note: If you are going to save these paper pieces of history remove them from their frames, insert them in acid-free page protectors, and store them in an archival-quality box, in a place that won't get too hot or won't flood.

Most high school diplomas bear the signature of an authority figure such as a principal, dean, or superintended, as well as a conferral date. The diploma will also display your high school's name, your name, and an official watermark or seal confirming its authenticity.

Keep It Safe This being the case, consider keeping the original documents in a home safe or a safe deposit box, as recommended in an article from Safewise. You may want to place other important documents such as marriage certificates and wills in the same centralized and secure location.

Real diplomas and certificates from education institutions usually have embossed/gold seals on the front. Some places prefer to use thermographic or multi-colored seals. No matter what type of seal it is ? the seal is a generation old tradition and is prevalent on all diplomas.

Your degree certificate contains a host of information about you including your full name, titles, place of study, and year of graduation. This may not seem like much but it's important to remember that every bit of information can be used to piece together your identity for the purposes of identity fraud.

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