How To eSign New Hampshire Real Estate 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.

It is a set of digital characters. The digital character is the mathematical representation of a set of letters. There are a finite number of characters which are called "alphanumeric characters"[1].The key is to make it so the computer can easily tell if a given message is in fact an electronic signature on the computer. This can be done with encryption and signing. Encryption and signing make it so that a person's electronic signature can only be decrypted with someone's electronic signature in the corresponding encrypted message. The following is a simple encryption routine that encrypts a string of characters:A1 := "HEY BUDDY" ; the first character A2 := "HEY BUDDY" ; the second character A3 := "HEY BUDDY" ; the third character A4 := "HEY BUDDY" ; the fourth (and last) character A5 := "HEY BUDDY" ; finally, the key "B" is made up of the remaining characters.Now for the signature. The following is a simple signature routine that signs a string of characters:A1 := "HEY BUDDY" ; the first character A2 := "HEY BUDDY" ; the second character A3 := "HEY BUDDY" ; the third character A4 := "HEY BUDDY" ; the fourth (and last) character A5 := "HEY BUDDY" ; finally, the key "B" is made up of the remaining characters.The following is a sample message: "HEY BUDDY"The following is the signature: "BUDDY"This shows that both messages have the same signature. However, the first message has been encrypted, which is not necessary for a signature.The following will be discuss...

Yes, the client is required to accept electronic signature.When should one choose to use Electronic Signature and when shouldn't one? As mentioned earlier, the most common use cases are to sign documents for the purpose of the document delivery by e-mail or fax. In most cases, it's preferred to have Electronic Signature. But if the eSignature is used for a non-document delivery purpose, then it is better to use a regular signature as shown in the following illustration.The signature of the eSignatures are verified through the cryptographic signature algorithm, in combination with the public key and the private key which is known by the sender's account.