What is the definition of an electronic signature according to the ESIGN Act?

According to the ESIGN Act, an electronic signature is any symbol attached to a document confirming the validity of a signor’s intent to sign. It must always be associated with a signer (contain a digital trace including a timestamp and ID) and also demonstrate the clear intention of signing. airSlate SignNow provides users with a legally-binding eSignature. So any document, contract, or agreement signed with airSlate SignNow is enforceable in the United States and the European Union.

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