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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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Sig has the following main advantages that signature doesn't have: Ease of use of sign as compared to sign document Signing to the web Ability to be encrypted If you are going to use signatures you need to follow the rules of the signing process. The following steps need to be performed to create an online certificate and an offline certificate: Step 1 - Sign up for a developer account: The application takes 1-2 business days to process. Step 2 - Get a developer certificate: Sign up for an SSL certificate and choose the "I'm a developer". Fill in the fields and click continue. Step 3 - Create an OpenSSL key: Go to After entering your email and password, you'll get an email containing a key. Now copy the OpenSSL key and store it in a safe place. Step 4 - Create a certificate: Now that we have our key, we can generate the certificate by clicking generate at the bottom of the certificate page. Note: In order to make a certificate for self or organization account, you MUST go ahead and create an OpenSSL key for the user that you want to be able to sign the web. Then generate the CA certificate for the user account that you want to sign and the user has no access to the OpenSSL key. To sign a document, you can use the web-based Sign page or the certificate manager. Step 5 - Sign a document with the certificate: Go to and click sign/verify to verify that your certificate is valid. Step 5B - Create a Self-signed certificate for your project: Sign your project's...