Seamlessly Add Signatures to Your PDF Documents
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Whether you need to add your own signature or request one from others, here is how to add an electronic signature to a PDF with ease.
To get started, upload your PDF document. Click the “Add New” button to choose a file directly from your computer, or simply drag and drop your PDF into the upload box.
There are various ways to create a signature for your PDF:
Once your signature is created, go to the ‘Sign’ menu and select your saved signature. Click anywhere within the document to place it in the desired location. You can also resize or reposition it by dragging its edges.
After placing your signature, save the signed PDF document to your computer for safekeeping.
Need others to sign your document? You can send the PDF for signature directly from the platform. Click on the ‘Add Signer’ option, enter the recipient’s email address, and send the document for signing.
Monitor who has signed your PDF and send reminders if signatures are still pending. This feature helps ensure all required signatures are gathered promptly.
With our intuitive interface, signing PDFs is fast and easy. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced user, signing a PDF has never been more straightforward.
Our mobile-friendly platform lets you sign PDFs anytime, anywhere, from any device. Stay productive no matter where you are by signing PDF documents on your phone or tablet.
We prioritize your security to keep your PDF fully protected throughout the signing process. You can trust that your documents remain safe from unauthorized access.
Electronic signatures became legally binding in the U.S. with the passage of the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (ESIGN) and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA). These laws confirm that when parties agree to use them, e-signatures carry the same legal weight as handwritten signatures.
An e-signature can take various forms, including:
What matters most is that the signature clearly reflects the signer’s intent and can be verified, ensuring the security and legitimacy of the transaction. Whether simple or advanced, as long as the signing method meets these standards, it’s legally enforceable.
Yes, electronic signatures are legally binding outside of the United States, but their validity and enforceability depend on the laws of each country or region. Many countries recognize electronic signatures under specific regulations, often based on international frameworks such as the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) Model Law on Electronic Commerce.
While U.S. laws do not stipulate any specific technology for electronic signatures, a similar trend is seen in Canada, the UK, and Australia, where parties can choose the technology and processes they prefer for creating electronic agreements. This flexibility allows for a variety of solutions.
In contrast, some countries, such as those in the EU, South Korea, and China, have enacted regulations that not only define how electronic signatures should be treated legally but also provide a list of acceptable technologies and procedures. Thus, while using e-signatures in these jurisdictions, it’s important to be aware of and comply with the relevant laws.
Additionally, some nations, including Brazil, India, and Israel, have stricter requirements concerning the technology and methods used for electronic signatures. In these countries, signatures must align with specific legal stipulations to be considered valid.
Given the complexity and variability in international laws surrounding electronic signatures, consulting with a legal professional is wise if you have any specific concerns or need clarity on your situation.
Certain documents typically cannot be signed electronically due to legal or regulatory requirements. These include:
Laws vary, so always check local regulations before using electronic signatures.