Help Me With Electronic signature Maryland Healthcare / Medical Form

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.

1) The signature is made with the same pen / pencil on which electronic signature was made in the original paper document, but by using a digital camera. This way, signature can also be easily scanned in photo. 2) The signature is made by signing a message on paper, by using pencil with ink by which electronic signature was made in the original paper document, but without using a pen / pencil. The digital camera will detect the pen / pencil used on original paper as signature by making the pen / pencil light up. 3) The digital camera can detect the same pen / pencil used on other paper documents as signature as well as not made by the same pen / pencil in the original paper document. If signature is detected in other paper documents, the signature is also recognized. 4) If the digital camera detects a signature, it makes a noise and shows digital signature in red. 5) In case the digital camera does not detect a signature, it shows that you use a pen / pencil which the camera can not detect. 6) If you make digital signature on another paper document, then the signature is not recognized. Why does it matter? Why do I need to sign in different places or places of electronic signature? 1) When you sign electronically, it gives your privacy and you don't need to show your face when you sign in different places. 2) When you sign a message on different places, you need to sign every place. But with electronic signature, you won't need to show your face and you don't nee...

Answered by Jan Mertens The answer is the same as above: You do not get a legal signature from a computer with a virus/trojan when you do this, so you can not rely on this as an example. If you are really curious, you can use a scanner to verify the digital signature. However, you cannot know for sure whether the signature is genuine without the information of the individual who signed it. If you were trying to verify for example the signature of a bank employee, you might want to make sure that this person has a bank account and the account number (if there is one) of the money the signature is for. The signature you are trying to verify is a digital signature. There are two basic cryptographic algorithms used in digital certificates — a digital signature is one that is derived, like the signature you are trying to validate. A digital signature is a mathematical calculation — and it is based on mathematical formulas. If you know the formula then you can verify for instance that this signature is genuine. A digital signature can be a piece of information that, together with other information, makes it possible to verify the signature. It is usually written in the format: [signature] This means this is a piece of information about the signature. Some examples for digital signatures are: A digital signature can be created by: a cryptographic algorithm a private key a public key. The mathematical notation for these algorithms is: [math]x(n,m)[/math] In English t...