Forgery: Uttering a Forged Endorsement is a type of fraud in which an individual or organization attempts to pass off a false or altered document as genuine. This illegal activity can involve the utterance (or publishing) of a forged document, such as a check, credit card, or deed, or the utterance of a false endorsement or signature. Uttering a Forged Endorsement is a type of forgery crime and is punishable in most jurisdictions. Types of Forgery: Uttering a Forged Endorsement include: 1. Check Forgery: Uttering a forged endorsement of a check, such as a signature or endorsement from the account holder, without the account holder’s permission. 2. Credit Card Forgery: Uttering a forged endorsement of a credit card, such as a signature or endorsement from the cardholder, without the cardholder’s permission. 3. Deed Forgery: Uttering a forged endorsement of a deed, such as a signature or endorsement from the deed holder, without the deed holder’s permission. 4. False Endorsement Forgery: Uttering a false endorsement of a document, such as a signature or endorsement from an individual who does not have the authority to endorse the document. 5. Signature Forgery: Uttering a forged signature of an individual, without the individual’s permission.