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Last sentence was edited in a way it lost initial idea - I was talking about initial planned complained about game itself that was mentioned in the question but now could be understood as this claim about arbiters forgery of document.
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Drako
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  • If the arbiter really signed with your signature, instead of his, then he just committed a crime (forgery of documents). He could have signed with his signature as proof that he confirmed the result of the game and everything on the scoresheet.
  • If the arbiter really forged your signature, then as a first step you should lodge a complaint against the arbiter with the tournament organizer. Next, if necessary, do the same with the federation that organizes the tournament. Depending on how serious the matters are, the police may be involved, but most likely you can solve it peacefully.
  • Obviously in parallel, you still makeput your complaint known toinitial claim about the game on appeals committee desk.
  • If the arbiter really signed with your signature, instead of his, then he just committed a crime (forgery of documents). He could have signed with his signature as proof that he confirmed the result of the game and everything on the scoresheet.
  • If the arbiter really forged your signature, then as a first step you should lodge a complaint against the arbiter with the tournament organizer. Next, if necessary, do the same with the federation that organizes the tournament. Depending on how serious the matters are, the police may be involved, but most likely you can solve it peacefully.
  • Obviously in parallel, you still make your complaint known to the appeals committee desk.
  • If the arbiter really signed with your signature, instead of his, then he just committed a crime (forgery of documents). He could have signed with his signature as proof that he confirmed the result of the game and everything on the scoresheet.
  • If the arbiter really forged your signature, then as a first step you should lodge a complaint against the arbiter with the tournament organizer. Next, if necessary, do the same with the federation that organizes the tournament. Depending on how serious the matters are, the police may be involved, but most likely you can solve it peacefully.
  • Obviously in parallel, you still put your initial claim about the game on appeals committee desk.
Better clarifications+run on sentences.
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  • If the arbiter really signed with your signature, instead of his signature, then he just committed a crime (forgery of documents). He could have signed with his signature as proof that he confirmsconfirmed the result of the game and everything on the scoresheet.
  • If the arbiter really forged your signature, tenthen as a first step you should lodge a complaint against the arbiter with the tournament organizer, then. Next, if necessary, do the same with the federation that organizes the tournament. Depending on how serious the matters are, the police may be involved, but most probablylikely you can solve it peacefully.
  • Obviously in parallel, you still make your complaint known to the appeals committee desk.
  • If the arbiter really signed with your instead of his signature, then he just committed a crime (forgery of documents). He could have signed with his signature as proof that he confirms result and everything on scoresheet.
  • If the arbiter really forged your signature, ten as a first step you should lodge a complaint against the arbiter with the tournament organizer, then, if necessary, with the federation that organizes the tournament. Depending on how serious the matters are, the police may be involved, but most probably you can solve it peacefully.
  • Obviously in parallel, you still make your complaint known to the appeals committee desk.
  • If the arbiter really signed with your signature, instead of his, then he just committed a crime (forgery of documents). He could have signed with his signature as proof that he confirmed the result of the game and everything on the scoresheet.
  • If the arbiter really forged your signature, then as a first step you should lodge a complaint against the arbiter with the tournament organizer. Next, if necessary, do the same with the federation that organizes the tournament. Depending on how serious the matters are, the police may be involved, but most likely you can solve it peacefully.
  • Obviously in parallel, you still make your complaint known to the appeals committee desk.
Grammar and word choice.
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  • If the arbiter really signed with your notinstead of his signature than, then he just didcommitted a crime  (forgery of documents) - he. He could have signed with his signature as proof that he confirms result and everything on scoresheet.
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  • If arbiter really signed with your not his signature than he just did crime(forgery of documents) - he could have signed with his signature as proof that he confirms result and everything on scoresheet.
  • If arbiter really forged your signature - as first thing you can do - go with claim against the arbiter to tournament organizer, then federation that organizes tournament if necessary; depending on how serious are the matters police could be involved, but most probably you can solve it peacefully.
  • Obviously on parallel you still put claim on appeals committee desk.
  • If the arbiter really signed with your instead of his signature, then he just committed a crime  (forgery of documents). He could have signed with his signature as proof that he confirms result and everything on scoresheet.
  • If the arbiter really forged your signature, ten as a first step you should lodge a complaint against the arbiter with the tournament organizer, then, if necessary, with the federation that organizes the tournament. Depending on how serious the matters are, the police may be involved, but most probably you can solve it peacefully.
  • Obviously in parallel, you still make your complaint known to the appeals committee desk.
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