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okay so we are going to talk about the digital certificate and applying it to your signature on these documents this is a little bit more complex than with other platforms and i'm going to be working with adobe to correct that but it is not going to be corrected in this first wave so i want you guys to understand how to do that so as a platform i'm sure you saw when you did your profile we did not ask for your stamp and we did not ask for your certificate that is because we are not going to maintain those for you you are to keep those on your system and use them appropriately and you could replace them as they expire without having to come to us to correct them or update them so you will not have any lag time and we can assure you that your information is as safe as it can be because you're not uploading it and we are not storing it for you so it cannot be hacked by anyone going into our platform if it wherever to be done but because of that added security and you uploading it there is a little bit of extra work for you involved during the notarization process so um i am working on that but until we come up with a solution this is how you will use your digital certificate to sign documents so we are going to look at this document before we go start tagging and we're going to say that a notary is going to sign two times even though it's not true in this one we're going to say it it's pretend time so we're going to the sign screen where it lists all the email addresses now it's going to have the email addresses already pre-populated with the notary at the bottom what you need to do is add an email for each signature that you have to do so in this instance the first signature is taken care of so the second signature is going to need my email address too so i'm going to sign it two times my email is in there two times so now i am going to hit next because everything else is done i don't have to add any files i don't have to rearrange any uh order of the signatories and we are going into the document now because i'm not going to go through all of these tags again we are deleting that and now we are going to look at the signature fields as you can see i have got my email in here twice so on the first one we are going to look at a standard signature this is an x509 compliant signature and this can be used for the signing parties and it can be used for the notary if you're doing it as a witness but not if you're doing it as...