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I've had customers like this. Usually they just write their name in block letters. There's no rule that says a signature has to be written in cursive so it still works.
Too many people think it has to be cursive and your name. But a signature is just your mark showing you agree. You may have heard "Sign your X on the line." X has become the stereotype of a mark or signature someone who can't write would use it to sign something. It could be another shape though. The use of a cursive name as a signature is just a cultural thing. When I became an adult I thought about changing my signature to print since I hate cursive, but I decided to not relearn and be last and use what I was taught in school. Years later I realized I could at least do something mildly different like first initial middle initial and last name. But I don't want to relearn plus most times I sign it not super important so I barely even write my name, but it's still my signature even if squiggly lines. Lol. I save taking my time writing my signature when it is actually something important like buying a house or car.
I do this when it's a work-related document. Anything personal I write out my first name fully. So good luck forging my signature on possibly the wrong kind of document, people who want to forge my signature but only have one example to work from!