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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.

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The author of this blog post is not a libreoffice developer and cannot give an advice on how to do such a thing. But the author of this blog is an experienced LibreOffice developer and knows how. The article is based on my previous blog post about how to create a LibreOffice signature, and on my previous blog post about how to send a message via an electronic signature in LibreOffice. In all three cases, the basic steps are: Download the LibreOffice signature (or use the link to create a new one) Create a new signature (either using the wizard, or using the 'Add to Signature' button in LibreOffice) Create an electronic signature by selecting a file and clicking on 'Add Electronic Signature' Send a message by selecting a message and clicking on 'Send electronic signature' I've also included links to additional useful information on how to create an electronic signature in LibreOffice. Note: When creating a new LibreOffice signature you may want to set the email address as shown in the example shown below. The file name used in the wizard will not show the sender's name if you don't set it correctly. Creating Electronic Signature: Step 1. Select LibreOffice signature from the Signatures menu, or click on the link to the Signatures menu. Step 2. On the Signatures menu, select Add to Signatures and select LibreOffice. Step 3. On the Signatures menu, select Send Electronic Signature. Step 4. Click on 'Create Electronic Signature' to be taken to the LibreOffice Signer...