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To write a promissory note that a bank will accept, it's important to understand that every time you sign a government or bank-related document—such as credit applications, loan agreements, or even court documents—you are effectively creating a promissory note. Your signature on these documents serves as your promise to pay. Therefore, the document you sign becomes a promissory note that you have written, created, and issued. This note acknowledges your acceptance, but it does not include the bank agent's signature or the bank's seizure. Understanding this concept can help you when creating your own promissory note for debt repayment purposes.