<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I have recently started a new job as an Administrator at a small motor sales company. 

This requires processing and sending many documents, one of which is the Registration Certificate. The form states for the customer to write their personal details: name, home address etc. The form then requires a signature from a member of staff, i.e. myself, and the customer's signature. It is then sent to the DVLA (Driver Vehicle Licensing Agency).

Now, I have been ordered by my superior to sign the customer's signature for them. For example, if they're name is John Smith, I would make a fake John Smith signature.

I have voiced my concerns about this to my superior about being uncomfortable about it and would rather another member of staff would take care of this simple tasks. This have been met with bad attitude about it, threatened that I will not be able to work there if I do not do my job. I have spoken to my higher management today about this and am currently waiting for him "to get back to me when he is ready".

Now here's the kicker, I still haven't signed a contract for my job yet so I feel like they are in the hot seat and could fuck me over whenever they please.

I've been there less than a week and already feel completely uncomfortable in my position and could lose my job for not partaking in an act I believe could be illegal.

Could I please have some advice!
<bot>: Boss makes me forge signatures in the customer's name to send to the DVLA, I haven't signed a job contract since starting Monday and I don't know what to do.