Save Proof Name with airSlate SignNow

Get rid of paper and automate digital document processing for more performance and limitless opportunities. Sign anything from your home, fast and accomplished. Experience a better way of doing business with airSlate SignNow.

Award-winning eSignature solution

Send my document for signature

Get your document eSigned by multiple recipients.
Send my document for signature

Sign my own document

Add your eSignature
to a document in a few clicks.
Sign my own document

Do more online with a globally-trusted eSignature platform

Standout signing experience

You can make eSigning workflows intuitive, fast, and efficient for your clients and workers. Get your paperwork signed within a matter of minutes

Trusted reporting and analytics

Real-time access along with immediate notifications means you’ll never lose a thing. Check statistics and document progress via detailed reporting and dashboards.

Mobile eSigning in person and remotely

airSlate SignNow lets you eSign on any system from any location, whether you are working remotely from home or are in person at your workplace. Each eSigning experience is versatile and customizable.

Industry polices and compliance

Your electronic signatures are legally valid. airSlate SignNow ensures the top-level conformity with US and EU eSignature laws and supports industry-specific rules.

Save proof name, faster than ever before

airSlate SignNow offers a save proof name feature that helps simplify document workflows, get agreements signed immediately, and work seamlessly with PDFs.

Handy eSignature extensions

Make the most of simple-to-install airSlate SignNow add-ons for Google Docs, Chrome browser, Gmail, and much more. Access airSlate SignNow’s legally-binding eSignature capabilities with a mouse click

See airSlate SignNow eSignatures in action

Create secure and intuitive eSignature workflows on any device, track the status of documents right in your account, build online fillable forms – all within a single solution.

Try airSlate SignNow with a sample document

Complete a sample document online. Experience airSlate SignNow's intuitive interface and easy-to-use tools
in action. Open a sample document to add a signature, date, text, upload attachments, and test other useful functionality.

sample
Checkboxes and radio buttons
sample
Request an attachment
sample
Set up data validation

airSlate SignNow solutions for better efficiency

Keep contracts protected
Enhance your document security and keep contracts safe from unauthorized access with dual-factor authentication options. Ask your recipients to prove their identity before opening a contract to save proof name.
Stay mobile while eSigning
Install the airSlate SignNow app on your iOS or Android device and close deals from anywhere, 24/7. Work with forms and contracts even offline and save proof name later when your internet connection is restored.
Integrate eSignatures into your business apps
Incorporate airSlate SignNow into your business applications to quickly save proof name without switching between windows and tabs. Benefit from airSlate SignNow integrations to save time and effort while eSigning forms in just a few clicks.
Generate fillable forms with smart fields
Update any document with fillable fields, make them required or optional, or add conditions for them to appear. Make sure signers complete your form correctly by assigning roles to fields.
Close deals and get paid promptly
Collect documents from clients and partners in minutes instead of weeks. Ask your signers to save proof name and include a charge request field to your sample to automatically collect payments during the contract signing.
Collect signatures
24x
faster
Reduce costs by
$30
per document
Save up to
40h
per employee / month

Our user reviews speak for themselves

illustrations persone
Kodi-Marie Evans
Director of NetSuite Operations at Xerox
airSlate SignNow provides us with the flexibility needed to get the right signatures on the right documents, in the right formats, based on our integration with NetSuite.
illustrations reviews slider
illustrations persone
Samantha Jo
Enterprise Client Partner at Yelp
airSlate SignNow has made life easier for me. It has been huge to have the ability to sign contracts on-the-go! It is now less stressful to get things done efficiently and promptly.
illustrations reviews slider
illustrations persone
Megan Bond
Digital marketing management at Electrolux
This software has added to our business value. I have got rid of the repetitive tasks. I am capable of creating the mobile native web forms. Now I can easily make payment contracts through a fair channel and their management is very easy.
illustrations reviews slider
walmart logo
exonMobil logo
apple logo
comcast logo
facebook logo
FedEx logo
be ready to get more

Why choose airSlate SignNow

  • Free 7-day trial. Choose the plan you need and try it risk-free.
  • Honest pricing for full-featured plans. airSlate SignNow offers subscription plans with no overages or hidden fees at renewal.
  • Enterprise-grade security. airSlate SignNow helps you comply with global security standards.
illustrations signature

Your step-by-step guide — save proof name

Access helpful tips and quick steps covering a variety of airSlate SignNow’s most popular features.

Using airSlate SignNow’s eSignature any business can speed up signature workflows and eSign in real-time, delivering a better experience to customers and employees. save proof name in a few simple steps. Our mobile-first apps make working on the go possible, even while offline! Sign documents from anywhere in the world and close deals faster.

Follow the step-by-step guide to save proof name:

  1. Log in to your airSlate SignNow account.
  2. Locate your document in your folders or upload a new one.
  3. Open the document and make edits using the Tools menu.
  4. Drag & drop fillable fields, add text and sign it.
  5. Add multiple signers using their emails and set the signing order.
  6. Specify which recipients will get an executed copy.
  7. Use Advanced Options to limit access to the record and set an expiration date.
  8. Click Save and Close when completed.

In addition, there are more advanced features available to save proof name. Add users to your shared workspace, view teams, and track collaboration. Millions of users across the US and Europe agree that a solution that brings everything together in a single holistic workspace, is exactly what businesses need to keep workflows performing efficiently. The airSlate SignNow REST API allows you to integrate eSignatures into your app, internet site, CRM or cloud storage. Try out airSlate SignNow and get faster, smoother and overall more efficient eSignature workflows!

How it works

Upload a document
Edit & sign it from anywhere
Save your changes and share

airSlate SignNow features that users love

Speed up your paper-based processes with an easy-to-use eSignature solution.

Edit PDFs
online
Generate templates of your most used documents for signing and completion.
Create a signing link
Share a document via a link without the need to add recipient emails.
Assign roles to signers
Organize complex signing workflows by adding multiple signers and assigning roles.
Create a document template
Create teams to collaborate on documents and templates in real time.
Add Signature fields
Get accurate signatures exactly where you need them using signature fields.
Archive documents in bulk
Save time by archiving multiple documents at once.
be ready to get more

Get legally-binding signatures now!

What active users are saying — save proof name

Get access to airSlate SignNow’s reviews, our customers’ advice, and their stories. Hear from real users and what they say about features for generating and signing docs.

Continuous connection with our Employees
5
Kelli

With this product we can send out any forms that we need our employees to complete without having them come into the office to complete. This saves everyone time and money with just a click of a button. Our employees love it even the ones who are not so tech friendly.

I love that I am able to send and review all documents that go out to our employees. We are bale to set up multiple documents and either send them out separately or in a group email.

Read full review
Save paper and time!
5
Anonymous

We finally got our in house legal team to allow us to use airSlate SignNow as an official form of signature instead of printing out paper, signing, and rescanning due to the legal protections it provided. highly recommend for anyone person or business that needs to sign papers and is currently printing and signing them now.

I loved that i didn't have to print out and sign legal documents, contracts, and invoices. additionally, the signing feature in adobe acrobat isn't as intuitive as airSlate SignNow.

Read full review
Simple and easy
5
Jodi

The program is helping me with my business for less paper. Living in the hurricane prone areas I really need less paper to hide.

Simple and easy to use. Documents are stored for you. Emailed the docs also so you know they came in. Great price for value

Read full review

Related searches to save proof name with airSlate airSlate SignNow

save case status
what can be used as proof of name change
save self check
save institute additional verification
how to legally change your name
how to find name change records
save verification process
proof of name change after marriage
video background

Save proof name

[Music] we are back with Nehemia Gordon this week and he is going to be revealing things from ancient Hebrew sources ancient Hebrew documents manuscripts that have never been translated in fact they have never even been printed in Hebrew he's going to go and take us back because this prophetic utterance that would be called forth in the last days where the Gentiles and Israel will call upon the name of Jehovah is been hidden in plain sight but not in such plain sight that anyone can see because the new testament showels letters paul's letters say that the Oracles of God the communication of God was committed to the Jews and instead of the Gentiles trusting in in relying solely on translations and interpretations by Gentiles 2,000 years and 8000 miles and culturally completely removed from the land of Israel having no idea what rabbinic Judaism of the first century that Yeshua is constantly interacting with instead of going out completely to Gentile sources Nehemia is going to take us into these ancient sources ladies and gentlemen we don't give you one verse answers here at a rude awakening we want to get into the background on these things and so this is for those who really want to know the truth those who have been given the gift of the love of the truth because you can't get enough truth if you're just into religion you probably have already turned the channel but if you want the truth the truth will set you free Nehemia please take us take us into the sources now so last week Michael we we talked about how scholars and serious scholars I'm not talking about you know wackadoodles on Facebook about serious university scholars who are trying to understand how the ain't the name was pronounced the name of the father was pronounced in ancient times we'll go to the depths of every pagan magical and nasty source anybody but the Jews and it's somewhat of a mystery of why they won't look at Jewish sources and I started doing some study about this a few months back I'd read a book in which this one scholar had said Assyria again a serious scholar he said this name Yehovah is a distinctly Christian form that no Jew ever thought the name was Jehovah and it was simply the Christians misunderstanding what they saw in the Hebrew manuscripts and it got me to ask a question I had never asked before and the question I forced me to ask it made me ask was what do the rabbi's say the name is because I had only looked at the Bible and I at that time had found the name in five Hebrew manuscripts in a period think about that of 15 years or more now these are Bible manuscripts all of the vowels appear exactly pronounced writes the aleppo codex leningrad codex i'd found it in five he broom an you scripts at the time and i but i never even really asked the question what did the rabbi say the name and it is a good question so i called my book shattering the conspiracy of silence and the idea behind that name is that we have an actual conspiracy that's described in the babylonian talmud the track date of kaduche in 71 a and it's brought we even have the name of the head conspirator his name is Rama barbacoa it's kind of a hard name to say Robert barber Khanna and he lived around the Year 250 to 300 AD and he says as follows he said sages transmit the four-letter name to their disciples once in a seven-year period so what he's describing is by the year 250 Jews were no longer commonly speaking the name it had been forbidden by the Romans and there was an internal reason to suppress people healing in the name and it's really interesting we talked last week how there were both Jews and probably also Jews who believed in Yeshua who were healing in the name of the Father you'd have ave and the rabbi's wanted to suppress this the Romans wanted to suppress this so everybody was happy right but the rabbi still preserved this name and they preserved it by transmitting it from rabbi to disciple once every seven so that's a conspiracy of silence we know meaning we the rabbi's know what the name is we don't want the multitudes and definitely not the Christians to know meaning that was really part of it they were saying what they defined as Christians or Messianic Jews Nazarenes using this name or if they saw maybe even abusing the name we said let's just ban it and they said we'll ban it until when the Messiah comes and they talk about how it's it's permissible not permissible to speak it in this world but in the world to come when the Messiah reigns as king then we'll speak the name but to preserve the name that transmitted it rabbi disciple 137 years so now in that that was actually a ceremony so you're jumping ahead because I told you about this what we get to do for hours and hours and hours an hour you get a little bit of this we got the six-hour version I'm gonna give you the condensed version this time guys all right so so at the time I wrote the book shattering the conspiracy of silence in 2012 I knew about this source I didn't know about the other sources okay and what I knew is that the rabbi's in the Talmud in the year 250 AD are telling us they transmit the name every seven years but the reasons scholars will plumb the depths of every pagan source for the pronunciation of the name is they don't believe what the Talmud says they said come on the rabbi's didn't really transmit the name once every seven years surely if they did that we'd find traces of his later Jewish sources right and where are those traces meaning we have over a hundred thousand Jewish books and I mentioned you I have a database with over a hundred thousand Jewish books it came out of Bar Ilan University costs about a thousand dollars with all the updates and scholars at Bar Ilan University I've been typing in Jewish books since the 1970s to the point where they've gotten to so many books you can do a search and you're not looking at all of Jewish literature but you're looking at a large percentage of every Jewish book that's ever been written it might be and I don't know the number but it's somewhere between 25 and 75 percent of all Jewish books ever written that have survived let's put it that way there's other books a manuscript that have never been printed there's other books that you know they'll eventually get to write so anyway so and I tell you a funny story about this so I went to get an update you gotta get an update every few years on this database and I went to get the update and I paid the money for the update it's a couple hundred dollars and they say okay well we have a guy in Jerusalem that you can get it from you don't have to come all the way to Tel Aviv where bar-ilan University is located so I go to somebody's apartment into in Jerusalem and he's an ultra Orthodox Jew and he looks at me and he says why do you want this database this is a hundred thousand books written by rabbis you you're not wearing a kippah why would you be interested in this and I said I paid the money or you're not gonna give it to me and you know I got all defensive and he says no I'm seriously like genuinely asking I've never seen somebody who doesn't wear a keepo is not an ultra Orthodox Jew be interested in the database of a hundred thousand rabbinical books and I said why I'm I'm a researcher of ancient Jewish sources all right no problem I'm not trying to start a fight I've just never seen it before so so I get this database Michael I'm Israeli I guess defenses you know so I get this database and I'm asking the question are there any rabbis who say what the name is and I think you know I don't think there are if there were I would heard about it right if somebody is writing a paper a serious paper in a scholarly journal about the how the Gnostic pronounced the name and I've never read a paper and I've read I think everything there is anon the name just about in academic scholarship surely somebody would have published this right it must be there or and I would know about it so I put in the little in it's a flash drive I put it in it's all the Hebrew even the interfaces in Hebrew you know it doesn't say so it says huh pace right so I type it in and I do a little search and I'm like I know I'm not gonna find it within 30 seconds I found a rabbi who said the name is yo ho ha within 30 seconds well in literally 30 seconds I found a rabbi who said the name the Shama my focaccia the explicit name the unequivocal name is with the vowels schwa Kalam Kamat and you're gonna hear that guys over and over today schwa Kalam Hamas those are the names of the vowels they have out names the vowels schwa is that little E in Yehovah column is the O and the Kamat is the I so that so this rabbi says unequivocally without a question he says as a matter of fact yeah as no the vowels are as he as we know he says the the you know the vowels of the name which are shocked alarm come on he states it matter-of-factly within thirty seconds I found that and I and I was sitting there shaking I didn't think I would find it in there I found it and realized if I found this in 30 seconds and all I did was search in the database now I had to have the main database and had to be able to read Hebrew in search in Hebrew but literally it took me 30 seconds to find it and what it made me realize is if I could find it in 30 seconds and nobody's ever talked about this that I've ever read in scholarship they're talking about the Gnostics and they're talking about the Greek magical papyri but not this source that means nobody's ever looked because if they they look they would have found it in 30 seconds yeah maybe it would have taken them five minutes I'm I'm good but literally nobody's ever looked to see what of the rabbi say the name is so why don't they look so the reason they don't look and I looked this up in Hebrew Jewish sources you can't blame the pagans or the Christians or the agnostic for this this is Jewish Israeli sources and encyclopedia in Hebrew and it's saying our rabbis these are Orthodox Jews writing saying our rabbis didn't know how to pronounce the name and they give a source so what do I do I'm a troublemaker I look up the source and you know what the source says Michael it's a source from around 1750 from a rabbi named Elijah Vilna me read you what it says it's pretty cool now he was actually turns out the rabbi of my ancestor of my fifth great-grandfather my great-great-great great-grandfather was the number-one disciple of Elijah Vilna and what Elijah Vilna who's quoted in the encyclopedia is the source that the rabbi's don't know the name what he said was no this this is uh there's a rabbi in around 1750 and it's taken as well the Jews don't know the name Elijah to a filmer and he's oh he really is a he was a brilliant he's called the Vilna Gaon which means the genius of Vilna and if i can find you the source i can read it to you and ii here i do mental search here one second i have all you know i have like dozens and dozens of sources on my laptop here and okay so he says the vowels of the name itself are hidden it's vowels or the secret of the Tetragrammaton okay so we know that okay meaning the consonants of the Tetragrammaton of the name you knave Ave of the name of the Father that's not even a question there you'd hate Bob hey the vowels are the what the secret of the Tetragrammaton and he says the vowels of the name itself are hidden so the modern 20th century encyclopedia written in Hebrew by rabbis say well the rabbi's didn't know what the vowels were is that what he says no no he says they're hidden he doesn't say he doesn't know what they are he said don't know how to pronounce it he say not thing I don't know how to pronounce that he's saying this is hidden we don't reveal this secret which is a big difference now so I mentioned before that so in encyclopedias where people are getting their information from the encyclopedia is incorrectly quoting the source so no it's it's interpreting the source interpreting the source and so what I do is I look up the source and it doesn't say what they claim it says now if that was all the information you could argue back and forth did the rabbi's know what the name was or didn't they know what the name was right I mean he's a rabbi who says it's hidden is it hidden to him or is it just hidden to the public so and they transmitted it every seven years surely there must be a trace of that somewhere in Jewish literature that this ceremony continued of transmitting the name once every seven years so while I was doing this research I stumbled upon a reference to something called say Phil Hashem the book of the Divine Name it's by a rabbi named Eleazar okay who's known in English usually as Eleazar of worms worms of the city in Germany and this rabbi wrote a book in the year 1225 the book of the divine name and the amazing thing about this is the book was never printed and it wasn't printed until the year 2004 so this is a book that remained in handwritten manuscript form even after printing was invented because it was considered so secret and it wasn't until the 21st century that somebody decided to you know break the see time because printing so easy today right anybody with a desktop computer and a print literally a physical printer can print the book and you know so someone in 2004 for the first time printed a book from 1225 and so I heard about this book of the divine name and what it describes in it is the exact type of thing described in the Talmud but a thousand years later a ceremony of transmitting the name a thousand years a thousand years after Rob our barber fond of saying sages transmit the name to the recycles we see how this was done by this rabbi in 1225 and what he describes this elaborate ceremony and in the elaborate ceremony you have a rabbi and a disciple who go through a purification process they fast and they immerse themselves in a mikveh of water and then they Don white clothing and then they do something a little bit strange at first until you read it in Hebrew and what they and by the way this is never it was printed for the first time in 2004 after nearly 800 years and it's never been translated into English in fact the general public will hear this text for the first time ever in English if I read you a little excerpt here it's never been translated into English okay so here it is this going out to more than 127 countries for all the world the first native and here it is so it describes this ceremony won't read the whole thing's I want to get to some other things but it talks about them fasting and then it says the rabbi will oh and it says they what is the part of the ceremony is they stand up to her they're up to their ankles and water seems really strange and it talks earlier in the ceremony they revealed the name over water there's a strange ceremony taking place related to water they're immersing in water and they're standing in water and they're so what does this mean so it says this follows says the rabbi will then open his mouth after all this preparation in awe and say blessed are you and then he speaks the name Jehovah our God King of the universe you how about God of Israel you are one in your name is one and Michael you are one in your name as one that's a reference to Zechariah 14 verse 9 Michael you know you asked me the other day we were we were discussing this beforehand he asked me so so when was you know the one of the first times you you became aware of the issue of the name and and and one of the things I've shared in the past is is you know zechariah 14:9 was a verse that was burned into my heart early on it's the actually the closing verse of daily rabbinical prayers I grew up with and I got to be honest Michael you know the rabbi's have daily prayers that I was expected to go to sometimes I only came at the end I was you know I was bored during these prayers by rote but I always loved that prayer at the end and and it's it's the verse in Zakaria 49 and I still I still remember it as the song I heard in the synagogue I sing it for you please do so in Hebrew it's and remember in the synagogue the tradition is don't speak the name Jehovah speak it as I don't I so that's how I remember it but the verse was Mahayana this is the closing part of the entire long 45-minute prayer service and on Shabbat like more important like long birthers be like two hours waha adonai lamella Alcona avez by Omaha who by Omaha who yeah deny a solution minutiae ma Lucia mo God and it shall come to pass that your hova will be king over the entire earth and then that day yo vow will be one and his name and his name and his name will be one so that just gets into every fiber of your being when you hear this day after day week after week and I remember being there in the prayers thinking what they just did for 45 minutes oh I'm so bored but this I connect to the Pope that one day you have I will be king over the entire earth here on earth it's not in some kind of you know mystical sense but we'll have peace over the entire Earth with your Havas our king having defeated our enemies bringing peace to the world and everyone will call on his name will be one everyone will call on his name so that was early on without even realizing I was being tied to the name that just permeated my very soul and that's the verse that the rabbi is referring to here when he makes the statement blessed are you and when he says it in the ceremony he doesn't say blessed are You I don't I he says blessed are you and he says the actual name Yehovah he says blessed are you who are god king of the university ova god of israel you are and your name is one and he says you commanded us to hide your great name where did he command that that's in the oral tradition right and so as part of that tradition we have to hide the name but we're not blotting out the name so we're transmitting it to our disciples and I'll skip ahead here he has a bunch of blessings and then it says the rabbi and his disciple shall place their eyes upon the water and then they speak together in unison the rabbi and his disciple and they speak the name and they speak the name by quoting a verse Psalm 29 3 now 29 3 says the voice in the ink King James the voice of the Lord is upon the waters it's not a bad translation it's the voice of Yehovah is upon the waters but the way they understand the verse and way they translate it I mean they're saying it in Hebrew but the way they understand the verse which is a valid way of understanding it is the sound of yo've upon the water and so at that moment they both recite together the verse based on their interpretation the sound of Yehovah upon the water and at that moment the rabbi has spoken at once by himself and a number of times by itself the disciple heard it after this whole ceremony and then they speak it together to make sure the disciple heard it correctly and this is something that the rabbi's were doing in 1225 so this idea that well yeah the Jews might have known the name in ancient times but because of the ban they forgot it that's not consistent with the Jewish sources and remember this is a source that most scholars don't know about I found this buried in a series by a professor named Joseph Dan he's one of the top scholars in the world in Judaic Studies he won the Israel prize which is the Jewish world's equivalent of the Nobel Prize but for Jewish Studies I did an interview with him and he wrote a 6,000 page series it's it's it's like 12 volumes or something so far and it's gonna be more in the end but so far he's written 6,000 pages on volume 6 page 561 he explains that this isn't just some theoretical thing he says this is something rabbi Elazar did this is an actual ceremony that this rabbi participated in you know donned white clothes and dress you know having immersed in water and then revealed the pronunciation of the name to his disciple so what that tells you is we don't need to go to the Gnostic sources or pagan sources or Christian sources who didn't know Hebrew or Latin sources we have rabbis who knew the name now I could stop here but there's another source that confirms this and this is a source that was written in Hebrew around the Year 1450 by a rabbi a little doner a bi in Jerusalem named joseph eben sia and he wrote a book that's never been printed even today so if you wanted to read this in hebrew there's only one place you can find it and i actually have here the manuscript a photo of the manuscript and i've actually highlighted the section i'm going to translate now but here's the section from the manual and this is interesting this manuscript this is the copy written by joseph eben say ah not only was it never printed but it was never even copied there's one since the origin this is the original by the author there's only one copy that ever existed and we have his copy and in this book he answers a series of questions that people sent him as as letters and they would include a little bit of money right they'd send an email basically but it all and they send some money with and they'd say look rabbi we have a question we need you to give us a binding answer we have a problem in our community and this is question number 43 I don't even know what question 1 through 42 are but you know it's about a hundred questions or something in this book is very common there's a thousands of Jewish books like this many of them have never been printed so at least as of today this isn't been ever been printed so question number 43 that they sent to even Sayaka in the 15th century in Jerusalem and they say as follows a certain sage has been uttering the name according to its letters and a certain rabbi rebuked him for this but the sage was subber and stubborn in his actions so what they're describing here is they're saying rabbi help us there's a sage in our community who's speaking the name you'd have ave and our local rabbi the leader rebuked him and he says I don't care what you say I'm a sage you might be a rabbi but I'm whatever a sage meant it's an interesting question it may have meant he was some kind of mystic maybe I don't know so so he's being rebuked for the name this rabbi whose name we don't know and that shows you somebody knew how to speak the name in the 15th century but I thought the Jews don't know the name right that's the one thing all scholars can agree on we should go look at the Gnostic you should go look at the Greeks we should go look at the Christians anybody but the Jews because the Jews don't know the name but here we have one source of a rabbi transmitting the name to his disciple and the second case not only is the rabbi received the name from his rabbi for but he's speaking it out loud and getting in trouble for it and the interesting thing is even say ah rebukes the sage for speaking the name he says you're sinning you're not allowed to speak this name it's forbidden by our tradition not by the Torah by our tradition so what we've established here is that the rabbi's did know how to pronounce the name now I have here a map of 16 rabbis from all over the Jewish world and you can see they go from Spain to Egypt to even Israel spot in Jerusalem Eastern Europe and this is of course the modern locations you know some of these go back to the year 1300 rabbis who said the name is yahuveh some of them going to the 20th century ovadia yosef who is the leading rabbi of the of the Sephardic Jews in Israel who only died a few years ago in the 21st century and hit one of his books he states matter-of-factly that the vowels are solemn cometh which is Yehovah I mean he seeks it as a fact like it's not even a fact that's in dispute so I don't know if we have time could we get to some of them now or yeah yeah we can but perhaps so I need to explain you know you and I we're watching some YouTube videos not actually done in Israel of people that were explaining you know Gentiles explain me how to pronounce the name and it was like you know stopping every 30 seconds and just laughing because of of you know just things that are just playing dead wrong that not a fact all that and one of the characters are speaking as if it's true well one and one of the claims in particular that I've heard from a number of sources and like I said there's a serious book by a guy named the tetragrammaton in western Christianity by this scholar who wrote this book in 2015 I think is in Wilkinson in the book he states matter-of-factly no Jew ever said the name was Jehovah that's an invention of the Christians and I said challenge accepted and I sat down and started to do the research and I'd heard that from other sources as well but this was that was a straw that broke the camel's back this isn't some crazy guy on YouTube who doesn't know Hebrew that this is a scholar who wrote a serious book about the tetragrammaton as it developed in Western Christian sources and he's making his statement that oh my resources just just blot out in media so he so so what he forced me to do was say okay are there Jewish sources that say the name is Jehovah so what we established up until now is this Jewish sources that say we know what the name is they don't tell us how it was pronounced for that we have to go to other sources that's one of the painful things in the book of the Divine Name they're describing this whole ceremony of the rabbi revealing it to his disciple but they don't tell us the pronunciation with the vowels they're torturing us they're almost teasing us right the rabbi teaches his disciple in 1225 but doesn't tell me olk it is that to me so I found sources worth it does have the pronunciation of the name and as I told you the first one I found was one that took me 30 seconds to find once I looked for I didn't look I didn't know about it didn't really even think about it but once I answered asked the question I was able to find a rabbi within 30 seconds that who unequivocally said the name was Jehovah now the other ones I spent months searching and researching it was not easy at all to find it was actually team work it was do it well no the team work was on the something else this was something I actually did did myself that was the manuscripts of the name which maybe we'll get to in a future episode I'm actually talking about rabbis who tell us that the name is Jehovah and you could say well who cares what a rabbi says and that was actually my attitude at first and to be honest with me what's far more important to me which hopefully we'll get to eventually which is how the name is written in Hebrew manuscripts and in Hebrew manuscripts as of today I have 52 manuscripts where the name is written as yahuveh behind new scripts of the Bible of the Bible itself and to me one manuscript of the Bible written by the scribes who preserve the oral pole of God are more important than a million rabbis but it's worth seeing what these rabbis say because the claim is well knowed you ever thought it jehovah well let's see what the rabbi say let the rabbi's speak mm-hmm in one of the things that has been taught in the Western Gentile Christian world is that that yo heave of hay that they inserted the vowels of Adonai in and that's that that's a fact that's not it's not true it's difficult not true at all it's not true at all and it's not what the rabbi's thought either with archaeological technology advancing more rapidly than any period in recorded history an ever increasing number of ancient Hebrew manuscripts are coming to light and amazing things are being revealed it is a matter of what school you went to what you thought you learn Hebrew we're gonna deal with things ladies and gentlemen that are revelation from heaven that have been set up for generations to come to pass Michael Rood and Hebrew scholar Nehemia Gordon reveal the fulfillment of ancient prophecies in our present age in the Gentiles shall know my name I looked through hundreds of manuscripts searching for this exact text will we listen to and heed this modern-day miracle or will we ignore our masters voice and miss one of the greatest revelations of our time order the Gentiles shall know my name right now on DVD or blu-ray you'll get all five episodes as seen on Shabbat Nightline owned this exclusive teaching now by phone or online hurry this is a limited time offer Gentiles have been telling us for hundreds of years that the Jews have no clue on how to pronounce the name and so they come up with the most bizarre concepts that you could ever imagine well just as the New Testament says that the communication of God the Oracles of God were committed to the Jews and we have with us to hemi gordon to take us back into what do the rabbi's say and he's here with us the heavy had taken away so Michael I have to tell you that if I didn't have these databases that I could search for these sources there's no way I would have found it and today I found 16 rabbis who say the name is Jehovah I actually have a study on my website Nehemiah's Volcom called 10 rabbi speak out on the name just because 10 sounds better than 16 and also ten in Jewish tradition as a prayer quorum if you get together 10 men that's that's a prayer quorum and we have 10 rabbis technically 16 who say the name is Jehovah I could have never found this if I didn't have a database that allowed me to search for certain things and I'll tell you Michael I searched those databases for Yahweh and I couldn't find it but what I did find is rabbis repeatedly saying that the name is Jehovah now one of the databases I searched I mentioned before is a database of over a hundred thousand books from bar-ilan University and bear in mind of those approximately 16 and I say approximately they're not all in the database some of them aren't even in the database I defined them in other places but somewhere around that around 10 of these sources are in the database which means around ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety rabbis in these in the database don't tell us how to pronounce the name meaning this was intended to be a secret and we were never meant to know this you and I sitting here where I never write to Noel Jews never supposed to even here and certainly not a Gentile and if I had to read a hundred thousand books that probably would have never happened and I wouldn't know this and I would go around saying what scholars for as you said for centuries have been saying which is well the Jews didn't know how to pronounce the name theirs we find it in the manuscripts but after that it disappeared and nobody knew how to pronounce the name and we find is in fact this was preserved by the rabbi's maybe not all the rabbis but we have rabbis who preserves I want to read one of these sources and I can't get to all ten of them for that they'll have to go to my website might as well com gonna get this in the segments that we have I'm going to get as many of these as I can and so one of them is a rabbi in the 14th century named Menachem sione and he writes a commentary and in his commentary in Exodus 3:15 which is the verse where God reveals his name and he's commenting on the words Seche malayalam this is my name forever and this is what he says he says there's also a secret here received by tradition in the vowels of this is my name forever what does that mean well you read in Hebrew it's obvious the word forever is lit olam and you can see here I have a graphic that illustrates this little um has the same vowels as Yehovah which are the vowels fossil armed cometh sand is what it looks like in English Lit olam Yehovah he's telling us the statement this is my name forever is itself a hint at the true pronunciation of the name now is that what moat what God meant when he said to Moses this is my name forever I don't think so but the rabbi in the in the this rabbi in the 14th century Menachem sione he's saying look I know the secret I received it from another rabbi who whispered it to me in my ear or over water or whatever and the way we remember this is the verse this is my name forever which has the vowels of the pronunciation name now maybe I'm wrong who knows what he means by this he says this is my name forever are the vowels of the great name I don't know what he means well thankfully he goes on and he says it's mnemonic is who in heaven can measure up to you a mnemonic is an acronym that helps you remember something and the Hebrew mnemonic you'd never get this from the English and by the way this is never been translated in English I'm the first one to translate this into English in 2017 and the mnemonic who in heaven can measure up to you the word there that's the mnemonic is the word heaven which normally is the word shamayim but in this verse the word is shocked and you say well what is that what's the answer well shock is an acronym for the vowels schwa olam cometh which are the vowels of the name yeah ho Vaughn and I did a thing here where in this graphic you can see the little two dots underneath the hood that's called the schwa in Hebrew and it's funny because I'll talk to this friend of mine who who doesn't know Hebrew and he's studying these things and he calls it the Shiva but no we call it the schwa and then the second vowel there is called a Coulomb and the third is a comics and if you take the first letter of each of those words and technically in English it's the first two letters of Shiva but in Hebrew that's one letter the shin the names of these vowels form the acronym shock which means heaven so the rabbi has told you it's the vowels of the word little arm it's the vowels that are represented by the word shock or this is the same rabbi and then he goes on he shares some other things and I won't go into all of it but he ends this teaching or part of it he says thus far is the most amazing part Michael as I'm reading this I read this months ago and I'm looking at this Hebrew text and I was shaking I was in tears here's a rabbi who wrote this in the 14th century so we're talking like you know 1375 right at 700 years ago nobody's brought this in the discussion on the name and I'm reading this source least nobody I found has brought they'll bring the Gnostic sources everybody but not the Jews here's what the rabbi says he's told you with the vowels of low Lomb he tells you it's the vowel Shalom kamat see says that in 3rd time which I'm skipping to you know save time here and then he says thus far the words of the man who revealed the secret to me I got the chills when I read that he's telling us he stood by a river side with his ankles up to the water or something like that I don't know if it was exactly that but he participated in the chain of transmission and he tells us that this was received by tradition and this was revealed to him as a secret by some man we don't know what man but he received this as a tradition that the true pronunciation of the name is Jehovah and the way he was told to remember is you know cuz if I pronounce a word to you and you know you're probably telephone the way right the way I pronounce it might be different how you pronounce it and the way she pronounces that way he pronounces it but if we have these these uh pneumonic sand and other devices it helps us preserve the vowel so if we know that the acronym is shock which is fawful um come outs and it rhymes with the vowels of little um which is yet hava there's no way you can get it wrong and he's telling us I didn't make this up this was revealed to me in the 14th century and this is just one rabbi of sixteen that I've discovered so far there might be more but one of sixteen rabbis who says the name is Jehovah and he and he makes it really clear what he's talking about so that's one rabbi let me bring you another one this other ones kind of interesting and I want to give you the background first and I'm keeping my eye in the talk I want to get to all of I'm not gonna get to all 10 or 16 minutes as many as I can but so the background to the next one this rabbi is a rabbi who wrote in 1608 his name is shop dye so fair he's considered the greatest grammarian of the 17th century and the 16th century and it's interesting because the previous rabbi menachem sione was a mystic this rabbis a grammarian very different mentalities for rabbis and he's talking about a passage in the Talmud which we I bring in my book shattering the conspiracy of silence the passage says that look this ban on the name it's only for the for now in the world to come will speak the name and here's how they phrase it they say this world is not like the world to come and again the world to come is according to the rabbi's the kingdom under the reign of the Messiah on earth this world the exiles not like the kingdom of the Messiah in this world the name is written you Dave of hey and it's read is I don't I that's the tradition to read another don't know but in the world to come will be one written you'd hey Bob hey and ready to have ave and of course they're referring to zechariah 14:9 which i won't sing again but they're alluding back to that your name will be what you will be one in your name will be one so this is what he says in 1608 he writes this publishes in a book he writes this in a letter to another rabbi and it was never meant to be printed but it was so he writes this as a letter and we have the letter and we have the response to the letter which I'll get to in a few minutes he says is it not known the saying of the sages and he quotes that passage in this world is written you Dave Ave and read it and I in the world to come it'll be written you Dave Ave and read it you Dave Ave and then he says and behold when it is read as you Dave Ave in the world to come then it's vowels will be shocked and remember shock is an acronym for Bajal um cometh the vowels that form in Hebrew yeah whoa Bob it's beautiful he's not I mean it's amazing and it's interesting so he's a grammarian and there's a grammarian he's asking the question why do we have vowels in a word that we don't read because by Jewish tradition we don't read the were you a valet when we see that word we read his I don't I well are those the valves of I don't I it's self-evident that they're not so what are the vowels doing there he explains in the world to come will speak that name and they put they'll pick up a Bible and they'll see the vowels of the name itself which are cha cha cha hold on come on unequivocal that this rabbi is saying the name is Jehovah not Yahweh not Yahoo though you don't find that in Jewish sources not at least that I found but that it's yeah homage by Coulomb come on now that rabbis writing in 1608 and he wrote to a rabbi in Poland named Muharram of Lublin also known as mayor of Lublin and and to be honest with you he's probably the most famous or the second most famous at least of all these rabbis that I quote that I found he's a very famous rabbi the maram of Lublin and he wrote a response to shop dice so fair and I want to read this Moon's amazing so he writes to shop dice over and they're talking about a certain grammatical point that I don't have time to get into but while they're talking about that grammatical point that they're arguing back and forth about they both bring up the vowels of the name so he says no my beloved how extremely difficult it is to put things like this in writing and even more so a letter sent about from place to place concerning the vowels of the Tetragrammaton which are sparkle I'm come on like why openly sudden he openly says it openly he's not even arguing about that point he's saying look this is really hard to write this I'm sending this in a letter it's being carried by donkey or something I don't know who's gonna read this letter you asked me so I've got to respond to show I'm not you know that I know what I'm talking about and you and you asked me I got to respond no donkeys delivering it now and I said yeah I'm the ass that speaks out I wrote a famous people called the ass speaks out about baby referring to Balaam SAS guys go read that on my website he might as well calm so he says straight out like that's his opening I mean not opening but he's staying that like that's just the facts we can all agree on concerning the vowel I'm come on switch our yeah oh vah vah Kalam cobot and then he says I found in the words of my grandfather our teacher rabbi Asher lamo head of the baton of Cracow he wrote a holy book called a macabre ha but because of its immense holiness it was never printed that it not be used by those who are not worthy and then he quotes the book of his grandfather I'm not gonna go into it but in I'll read it when I why not so this is what it says in chapter 34 he's quoting the book of his grandfather verbatim and it says concerning the Tetragrammaton its vowels received from Sinai our spa Coulomb come on there's no room for Yahweh here it's Yahveh according to these rabbis you know and you could say who who cares what rabbis say and hopefully in the next episode if you'll have me back we'll talk about what it says in the Bible itself and the manuscripts would usually know this what I have to do that ok these these are things that have not been printed haven't been right so many things at all never there many of them have never been seen except by me and this was another person so all right so here are what rabbis are saying the name is as it was transmitted to them and preserved by them and he's quoting his grandfather there's other sources I can't bring them all but I think it's interesting so he's quoting a book by his grandfather and he says look this book was too holy to print the maloca book of my grandfather I have it hand copied because I received it from my grandfather so I contacted the National Library of Israel and I said you know there's this reference to this book a mcbrick ah ridden by astral Emmel do you have it and they said well we have 90,000 Hebrew manuscripts and we don't have that one as far as we know it doesn't exist and I asked him after I exhausted all the other databases and resources and so as far as I know this book was so holy it was never printed and because it was never printed we only have it surviving in a quotation by the author's grandson muharram of lublin which is amazing so is other sources I'm going to skip some of these ok so I love how Muharram of lublin this guy mayor of Lublin and six you know ends a letter to shop dice so fair he says I have one request that you hide this letter in a pure and holy place and not allow it to be passed around here and there so he wrote this letter as a response to another rabbi stating matter-of-factly the information he knew as a secret that the name was Jehovah and that his grandfather knew as a secret that it was Yoho von he said look it's hard to write this who knows who's gonna read it make sure that you hide this letter after you've read it and you know what when he died his disciples found a copy of the letter and they printed it and because of that we were able to sit here and share this with the entire world we were never meant to know what's in this letter this was meant to be a secret now Michael I was doing this research and you have to understand I was waking up and I was going till it'll be like 9 p.m. at night and I was thinking ok I found this source and I gotta find the other source five more minutes and it'd be 3:00 in the morning and then 5:00 in the morning and finally I'd have to go to sleep and sleep for a few hours and then wake up and you know I've shared this with a friend who's a Methodist and he said the family do you know what we call it a my tradition and I said no what he said no Hemi you're arrested by the spirit I said ok I wouldn't call it that necessarily but it's true I couldn't put this down I was so engrossed in this I was finding these sources there was one source I couldn't find online or in any of my databases but I found out there was a library or a bookstore you used bookstore in Jerusalem that had copy of a certain book I needed so I called up a friend in Israel and I said I'm begging you stop everything you're doing go to that book store by the book and overnight it to me and it took three days to overnight it from Israel I was shaking for three days and couldn't sleep while I was waiting and when I got it it just and dissapoint it was it was it was amazing these things so while I was doing this Michael I had to clear my head my head was spinning now one of the things I've shared and I think I've shared this with you I definitely shared it publicly is that on my mother's side I'm descended from this famous rabbi named Zamora of illusion and he according to my uncle and cousin was a descendent of King David and as I was doing this research looking at these sources I decided you know what I've been sharing that for years and I'd like to dig down to the sources and find out is it even true you know and I was pretty certain I was descended from Zama Lovell Osmond I didn't know how I knew my great-grandfather Nehemia Robinson after who my name was his descendant but how what are their names how does it tie in so I start doing this genealogy research and I started on ancestry.com I mean really simple paid the money I end up on all these different websites I end up finding my great great I think third great-grandfather or something birth certificate written in Hebrew from Lithuania from 1846 and that traces me back eventually to this woman who's the daughter of rabbi Zalman loved illusion and my ancestor was a rabbi who married the daughter of this other rabbi right now we didn't nobody knew the name of this woman that and this is my claim to descended from the famous rabbi is that his daughter married this other rabbi and she's my great-great-great great-grandmother and in all the Jewish sources there were books written ingenious Jewish theology all the Jewish sources I contacted the people who wrote the books and they said we don't know her name as far as we know her name is but or not her name but the way we referred to her is bat Sheva and why bat Sheva her father died in 1788 when she was seven years old and then she was raised and when she was you know a little bit older she was married off to my ancestor who was a famous rabbi and another rabbi but the real claim to descent that I had I mean this is you know very personal for me was through this woman who nobody knows the name of they call her seven-year-old girl and I found the source of this it's a book from the year 1900 called ear Vilna about the city of Vilnius and she's described as bot Sheva the seven-year-old girl little seven-year-old girl but Sheva and I thought well that's kind of tragic right no name no name and you know what's really bizarre so her husband wasn't as famous as her father we know her father's name and her husband's name but we don't know her name right so her husband's claim to fame as he married the seven you know she was more than seven when she got married right he married the girl who had survived the man it when you know in 1788 when she was seven years old but nobody knew her name so I started digging and I thought you know names are so important in Jewish sources and in the Jewish culture wouldn't it be wonderful I could and I had no hope I I literally talked to the man who wrote the book on Jesus genealogy exchanged emails with him and he says we just call her 7-year old little girl nobody know and there's actually of Jews descended from her like I'm not unique right there's a lot of people to send it from this woman seven-year-old little girl and I'm digging through these sources and what happened is there's Jews who went to Lithuania and photographed these sources and transcribed them and you could search them and it I spent dozens of hours searching these sources and I ended up finding a Russian census record from 1816 and really this was a tax record meaning every time a Jew was born and every time a Jew died they wrote it down in a ledger the rabbi's job was to write it in ledger and the purpose was so that the Russian Empire could tax them and in the Jewish sources they don't mention her name but in the Russian sources they do because she was taxable and her name was Sara and I cried when I find out the name of my ancestor who nobody nobody the thousands of Jews who are descended from this woman and they call her 7-year old little girl and in the tax records her name is Sara nave Adele and I thought wow this is amazing we find out her name and God's name is such a powerful name how can that be lost right I mean here's some woman who really isn't important in history besides a few thousand Jews descended from her know me they ever heard of her right you know small group of people in planet earth this is the creator of the universe we should all know his name it should be proclaimed for every rooftop now Michael when I sat down to do this little side project to clear my head what I didn't know and I discovered through the process is that not only was I dissented from Zalman of vulajin which I I knew I just didn't know how it turns out mayor of Lublin muharram of Lublin is my eleventh great-grandfather meaning if you say great 11 times he is my great-great-great great-great-great-great great-great-great-great grandfather is this very same rabbi who said that hide this letter in a pure and holy place that things like this should never be printed lest the unworthy read them that the name is Shalom camasta Hoba he's my direct ancestor I had no inkling of that whatsoever I'd heard of this rabbi I didn't know for me once I found all the genealogy he's my 11th great-grandfather the very same rabbi who was part of the conspiracy of silence the hide the name and when I discovered this I realized throughout my whole life I'd had this burning nagging feeling I need to shatter the conspiracy of silence I even named my book that to find out what the name is proclaim it to the world and I could never fully explain why it is I have this burning feeling like that and then I find out literally that the blood of the man of the rabbi who hid the name in 1608 who said hide this letter and appear in holy place lest the unworthy find out his name is Jehovah his blood is coursing through my veins he's my direct ancestor and what I realized Michael is that this is an ancestral duty I have and I never fully under and I've actually said this in the past that it's part of my duty to make up for the sins of my ancestors for the collective sin of my people of hiding the name of the Creator but when I said that I meant the sins of my people and you know my ancestors in a general sense not literally that my ancestors in a direct line hid the name but it turns out literally my ancestors were part of the conspiracy to hide our father's name and Michael I have to confess and repent here for for the sin of the of the collective sin of the generations you know we have the story in Joshua where they you know they stole the the they took from the the gold and that they weren't supposed to take from from Jericho and it became a sin that collective sin to the people and we have this verse in Jeremiah 23 27 it says they plan to make my people forget my name and that's part of my heritage and I need to go back to what it says in the Bible and not continue the tradition of hiding the name now I have a whole bunch of other sources I want to end with a rabbi from 1896 he was a rabbi named Jacob a crack and in 1896 he writes a whole bunch of thing I'll read this really quick he says if the vowels of the Tetragrammaton were indeed the vowels of I don't I precision would have required putting a lot to Pathak under the hood I don't know those who don't know what that means go and you know research that anybody who you tell in scholarship that these are the vowels of the name Yehovah they'll say well no that's the vowels motto 9 here's why here's a rabbi in 1896 who says that's utter nonsense that that's completely a misunderstanding of the vowels let me read you the end of what he says after saying the vowels of Chaka Lanka mots he says according to the rulings that have come down to us this is a rabbi there is no prohibition from the Torah to speak the name the way it is written however the custom not to pronounce the name the way it is written is very old thus it is not right to pronounce the name in other words he's saying look it's not a Torah prohibition but we're not allowed to do it because we have a custom not to do it but he said any ends there's no prohibition from the tour and then he says there was a time meaning in history there was a time so rabbi in 1896 saying this Michael there was a time in their show again be a time a time when all the peoples all of them will call on the name of yova and you hvala will be one in his name will be one that's a crime 49 again for this tradition of reading what is not written I don't I which that is Lord will be completely abolished and then we will all read it the way it is written as Yehovah so we have this course of rabbi's we have what we call in Hebrew a minion of rabbis a quorum of 10 even 16 rabbis proclaiming that the name is Jehovah and I haven't found any of these early Jewish sources or medieval Jewish sources even that say the name is Yahweh the same the name is yahuwah what i found is these rabbis repeatedly saying this is the name is Jehovah and you can't let people know this and even my own ancestors were part of that conspiracy of silence Michael we read those prophecies the world needs to know what that name is it needs to be proclaimed to all the nations and may the prayer of this rabbi be fulfilled as the Prophet says all those who call upon the name of Jehovah will be saved you want to call upon a name of Hashem Oh what's his name out an eye yeah Yahweh whatever you're on your own you're on your own because he is making his name known those things were hidden hundreds of years ago and hidden by Nehemia x' ancestor and said this should not get out should not get in the hands of the unworthy now is being declared to the entire world by his great great great great great great great great great great great grandson to the entire world ladies and gentlemen it is time to open your eyes lift up your ears the living Oracles of God the communication of the Almighty was committed to the Jews it is time for the Gentiles ten Gentiles to take a hold the hem of the the Jew and say teach us teach us because this is what was prophesied that Gentiles would admit that we've inherited lies only the arrogant will stand on their own ground and say oh we're just gonna go buy our own gentile speculation ladies and gentlemen the brimstone is about to hit the fan we are going to go next week and we're gonna find out right from the sources of the Hebrew Bible Bibles that have never been even seen outside you know for hundreds of years you're gonna see it here next week on Shabbat Night Live now Mia would you please close with ironic blessing yes Michael give a yahoo Vavi schmoyoho bah bless you and keep you yeah Ilya Hova and have a life of Yahoo NECA Yahoo VAR shine is faced towards you and be gracious towards you yes I hope upon Avila ha you have a lift his face towards you via SEM Natasha loam and may he give you peace man all that amen well shabbat shalom to our fans shavoo tous even next week on Shabbat & Night Live this is going to be the ride of your life [Music]

Show more

Frequently asked questions

Learn everything you need to know to use airSlate SignNow eSignatures like a pro.

See more airSlate SignNow How-Tos

What is the difference between a signature stamp and an electronic signature?

The ESIGN Act doesn't give a clear answer to what the difference between an e-stamp and an eSignature is, however, the most notable feature is that e-stamps are more popular among legal entities and corporations. There’s a circulating opinion that stamps are more reliable. Though, according to the ESIGN Act, the requirements for an electronic signature and an e-stamp are almost the same. In contrast to digital signatures, which are based on private and validated keys. The main issues with digital signatures is that they take more energy to create and can be considered more complicated to use.

How can I sign my name on a PDF?

In a nutshell, any symbol in a document can be considered an eSignature if it complies with state and federal requirements. The law differs from country to country, but the main thing is that your eSignature should be associated with you and indicates that you agree to do business electronically. airSlate SignNow allows you to apply a legally-binding signature, even if it’s just your name typed out. To sign a PDF with your name, you need to log in and upload a file. Then, using the My Signature tool, type your name. Download or save your new document.

How can I write on PDF and sign it?

If you want a secure professional solution, choose airSlate SignNow. It can do a lot when it comes to PDF management. Upload a document to the system and select the needed tools from the left-hand toolbar. Add text, dropdowns, checkboxes, request attachments, and collect signatures all within one platform. Use the all-in-one eSigning solution and save time and effort for tasks that matter more.
be ready to get more

Get legally-binding signatures now!