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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're always working to improve and update our PDF Sign and Return process and will be adding new features and improvements as they are available. Currently we use a system to ensure your signature is valid before you are processed by your local county. If you'd like to help us make sure all signatures are valid, please use our online Sign and Return page to check your signature. Do I have to return my original signed documents? If your original signed document has been lost, stolen, mutilated or destroyed, you should have the original or a copy made. Please bring your signed original signed documents or a certified copy to the County. For information about the county's electronic signature system, see the link below or contact the County at least 24 hours before you need to return your documents: County Clerk, at (360) 375-6140 For non-electronic document return requests, please contact the County Clerk's Office at (360) 375-6142. How do I change my email address? To change your email address, log in using the information you have on file for your county and click on "Edit". You will be automatically redirected to the County's web site for your county and will be able to change your email. If you have already updated your contact information on this web site, that process is automated and will not require you to complete this section. Please note that if you choose to change your email you will be removing your current email address from the website's contact info...

In theory, you should be able to take a look at your signature in a standard-looking signature generator, as the standard signature format is based on that of a PDF document that a person makes. (This signature format is called a PDF signature, and it's what we usually refer to as a digital signature.) In practice, however, it's much more difficult and tedious to get your signature to look just like a PDF document. If you're unfamiliar with the PDF signature format, you can read our introduction to PDF signatures here. You'll likely find that there are three things that make up a document's signature: The PDF signature's signature field is called The PDF Signature Field (or The Name Field) It consists of a PDF document's author name and document's author identification number The PDF signature's signature is encoded in base64 format by the Signature Encipherment Utility (a free software package for Windows and MacOSX) What this means in practice is that you'll need to have the Signature Encipherment Utility on your PC or your Mac, as well as the program that makes PDF signatures for your PDF program of choice. The Signature Encipherment Utility is available for both Microsoft Windows and Mac OSX. The program that makes PDF signatures is called Sign and Verify PDF Signatures. It is free to purchase (the program will always offer a free trial version, but it will not install automatically; click here to go directly to the download page), or you can download it for free he...