How To eSignature Idaho Construction Document

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.

Here's a quick walkthrough:First thing to do: Create a digital signature.Sign your documents in the cloud using the Google Sign-in button. If you don't already have a Google account, sign up for a free one here. Sign in with a name and password.You should now see two tabs, Signing and Email.SigningIn the Signing tab, click on the gear icon in the upper right, and select Create a signature on your Google account. (You have to enter your name first, but you can change it later.)In this dialog, you'll be shown a number of templates, each with its own features and options. You'll see the following options:NameYour first choice is to select a name:Your name as it appears in the URLA shortened version of your first name (if your document does not use the full name)Full nameIf you don't want to use your full name, you can use abbreviations (for example if you work for Google or Yahoo):My name[Full name]If you'd rather have your signature appear in the footer of your document, or in a sidebar that shows only the document's text—in other words, your name in full—you can select this option, too:The full name or full document title (if no footer is specified)You can save up to three different signature templates for different purposes, such as creating an electronic signature for a sales receipt, a copyright license, or something else; or you can create and save a signature template only once, for use if and only if you ever need to sign that document...

If you want a quick-and-dirty, simple method for adding electronic signatures to a website to be used on a computer without needing to be a developer, read on!How do I add my electronic signature to a document? Here's an image that shows you the basics of adding an electronic signature to a document:You can download the image here for your convenience. You'll see that the code below has been automatically inserted into the document, making the signature appear in the same place as if you had typed it. Click on it to enlarge, and look at the code at the bottom of the page. There are six values: 1: Sign text2: Text3: Signature4: Signature type (text or signature)5: Signature color (black-white-red)6: Signature background color (black-white-red)7: Signature height (number of characters)8: Signature font (font name)9: Signature width (number of characters)10: Signature font size (number of characters) You can copy-and-paste any of these codes into your document, or edit the code to fit your needs. You can even insert the codes into text documents if you're not concerned with the exact placement for the signature, just so they're easier to paste into a document on your computer. You'll see that some combinations are easier to create than others, and there are some that won't work for every case. So be a smart user! You will need to copy-and-paste some text into the text area (see the screenshot below to see what this looks like) in order to insert them in...