eSignature Georgia Lawers Business Associate Agreement Easy

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.

I do not find any useful information here to explain how to do this. I am also unable to see any way to sign PDF using any browser.Can you do this with Adobe Reader? How can I get it? How to do it?

To create a pdf with a certificate, you need only the following information.the PDFs of your documentsthe certificate for each filethe certificate for that fileIf you do not have these, the document must be converted to png format by a software such as Adobe Acrobat.For more detailed information about how to create PDF with a certificate, please see Creating a PDF with a certificateCertificate fileYou should also include a .CSV file, with the following format.<Extension name="" /> <CertificateInfo xmlns="" Content="http://localhost/c/<X-UID>" /> <Extension name="" />The first element has the extension, the second element is the CertificateInfo object, and the third one is the Certificate in XML format.The extension and the certificate name must match exactly. There is no case-insensitive way to do this.The CertificateInfo must have the following attributes:Name Required/Optional Data Type Description xmlns Required String Unique name for the ciphers in this certificate. The extension may also contain a value for this attribute. X-UID Integer The user ID (UID) of the person who owns this certificate. This element is mandatory. content Optional Object A base64 encoded text (base64:encoded) of the certificate in XML. For example, if you created one such file with the extension with the certificate content as:<Extension xmlns=c=""> ...The CertificateInfo object's Content attribute could look like:http://localhost/c/5a7a8b3e-c7c6-11e7-98d2-0020af6f...