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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.

I've done this a few times and it's annoying as hell. Thanks a lot!! It is indeed annoying, but I think you are right. In this case, though, signing a document is a way to make the document an official (or at least as official as you can get in a stateless situation) document of the entity (the company or organization) which created it and has the legal authority to sign it. So, the "official" signature of the company or organization is not the official signature of the person who signed the document. If someone had a copy of a copy of the original document without a signature on it, it would not be "official" in any way. So the signature is not the "official" signature. I have never seen a way to get rid of the signature in any manner. Is there any workaround? There are two ways to "remove" or "recover" that signature (which is not a legal document in and of itself), and both have the same result: the signature is erased from the document and a new one will never appear. One way is to send the document off to be destroyed, and the other way is to replace the signature on the bottom of the document with the new one(s), but only after the document has left and come back in. This can happen several times a day in your case; it depends on how much work you are doing. How do I make it "official" in this instance (if that is what you want)? This is not your "official" signature. The company or organization, not you, makes this document legal as if it was signed by the pers...

eSigning in Arizona requires a $25 signature on a certificate of authority. For this reason, you must provide your own certified Arizona Driver License or the name of another driver who is authorized to act on your behalf. Your certificate of authority may also state that the signature will only be valid until your signature is recorded on the certificate. If you do not have a certificate of authority, you will need two pieces of identification and one of these will be your current Arizona Driver License or another identification. Are there any restrictions on the use of an eSign in Arizona? eSigns are for use only by those who need a driver record. An eSign must not be used: By any person with a criminal record, including a misdemeanor arrest record, misdemeanor conviction record or conviction for a felony charge To obtain a new Arizona Driver License To obtain a new business card To be issued a document that provides a false name, address or date of birth To open or change a motor vehicle record or record pertaining to a personal identification card To obtain a state-issued identification card without providing a current state license If you have been convicted of a felony in Arizona or for a misdemeanor offense, you will not be able to use an eSign, because it is illegal for the person who signs your signature to knowingly authorize anyone else to sign on your behalf on a driver record. You are also required to have two pieces of identification for all of your...