eSignature Hawaii Healthcare / Medical Rental Lease Agreement Online

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.

This is the question I always ask myself. And here's the answer. The only way to be sure of an eSignature's authenticity is by looking at the digital signature. This is a picture of a genuine signature for you to examine. This is the document I signed on behalf of the United States of America on . (Click on the image for a more complete version. This is a genuine Government paper with a genuine signed electronic signature of me, Richard H. Gage, a Congressman from Minnesota, as the signer) I do it for the same reason I do so many other things. It's not about the pay or what I'll get or what I have to do. It's not about the fame or fame and fortune. I do it and I think the world of myself because I am who I am and what I do. For me it's a way of life. To see how a person can make something so mundane as a signature a big deal, watch this. The eSigning Process In the beginning is the beginning -- the first time you sign a paper or e-mail on an electronic device. The process starts when a paper or electronic signature is generated and stored on a computer. This signature is called an electronic signature and it is usually called a digital signature. The most common form of digital signature is the digital signature on a paper document which is what you will see in a computer or an e-mail or a computer printout in the mail. Here is a picture of a digital signature. Here is also a picture of the digital signature of me. In this case, I also added some "signature...

A. In most cases, it is easiest to use a Mac computer for your electronic signature. If your computer is not configured to recognize a "smartcard" as a computer identifier, you will need to use a PC as your device for signing your documents. Q. I am getting the "Could Not Read File" error. What does this mean? A. The reason that you are getting the error is that your Mac has failed to recognize your "smartcard" as a computer identifier. Therefore, you are unable to save the document. To save the document: 1. Turn on your computer. 2. Insert the card into the card slot in your Apple laptop. 3. Save the document. 4. If the document is saved normally as an ordinary text file, make sure to save the file as a .docx format, not as .png. If you are experiencing this error with a Microsoft computer: 1. You must enable the Smart Card Driver in your System Preferences. 2. Go to the System Preferences and enable the Security & Privacy preferences. 3. Go to the Finder, choose Applications and make sure the "Smart Card Support" is checked off. 4. When saving a document, make sure you choose a file type that includes the .docx extension. How to check for and repair a defective card? A. Please click on the "Mac Hardware" link in your "Help" section.