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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.

We've covered it several times in this blog, but here's what you need to know: A valid email address is required when signing electronic mail. To learn more, read the EMCrit post on Electronic Signature Requirements. How to Create a Signature with Your Email Address The following instructions will walk you through creating a signature from your email address in Word. First, copy the email address to a notepad (such as Word) where you will have multiple tabs in it. Select "Text Document" (or other selection in the menu) and then click Save. Next, you will copy the text from that notepad to another document of your choosing. Next, you will paste this text in Word. In the top right corner of the Word document, click the Save As button. Then, copy that URL address from the "text document" window (which you've opened in a different window to this one) and paste that URL address in the "Address" box of the Save As dialog box. Save the document. Next, click the File menu and then choose "Save as…" Choose "Notepad XML" in the "Save as type" section. Choose the Save As type "XML" in the "Save as type" section. Then, click the Save button. In the "Save Changes to" section, click "Yes" at the bottom of the dialog box to save the changes. Click OK and you should now be able to sign the document in Word or in another application that supports XML signatures. Additional Resources The following links will guide you step-by-step through the process to create an electronic signat...

The electronic signature has been implemented in the digital signature field. For example, if one is using a contract that requires a deposit of a security, the signature is stored in encrypted form on a smart chip. A smart chip is stored in a wallet that the user carries with them at all times. If the chip is stolen or the wallet is lost, the electronic signature will still be in the wallet. When this occurs the wallet owner can be contacted to confirm the contract is not in breach. The electronic signature is also used with shootproof agreements. The contract owner can still access the electronic signature when the contract is executed by a client. Therefore, if there is an issue with the contract, the smart chip will be available to prove the contract is still in existence for the client. Why is the electronic signature not a security? The electronic signature is not a security because it does not provide any assurance in itself that the contract is not broken. It is important to keep in mind that the signature cannot be used as proof in itself for contract disputes as a security should be provided. Are shootproof contracts better for consumers? As a professional, one will need a shootproof contract for a long time. Shootproof contracts offer additional protection as a result of the electronic signature system.