Can I Electronic signature Virginia Life Sciences Presentation

When a client enters information (such as a password) into the online form on , the information is encrypted so the client cannot see it. An authorized representative for the client, called a "Doe Representative," must enter the information into the "Signature" field to complete the signature.

An electronic signature is basically just a message to someone who can't read that message. So, if you send somebody a message using email or something like that, you have a digital signature. And this isn't the only way you can get a signature. For instance, in a court case in the state of New York, the defendant, who is a bank or a credit union, can have a third party do a court-approved electronic signature that verifies the information on the electronic signature. But you can also get a signature that is completely automated, like when you sign your tax return." But what's even more confusing than the concept of electronic signatures is that there's no legal mechanism to verify their contents. The fact that a digital signature is a digital message means that it's not easily verified. And the problem isn't that people can just print out digital signatures; it's that they can't validate them. Advertisement What is it really like to receive your digital signature? "The thing is, if you receive the original signature, you can verify it. If I give you a copy of it on a computer, there are many ways to do that," says Wainwright. "The only way I know that I can verify a digital signature is by taking the digital signature and putting it into a digital camera. And a digital camera has a very, very, very simple method to determine if there's tampering or not—if the signatures really are there." What's worse, the verification process doesn't actually matter, because, as I was...

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