Rest assured your data is safe and secure with signNow

signNow complies with the eIDAS, which came into force in the UK in 2016. This allows you to use an eSignature in the UK for signing documents or send them for signing to recipients.

signNow stores documents using SSL and AES-256 bit encryption. In addition, signNow boasts SOC 2 Type certification, confirming it takes the security of your documents seriously. When it comes to its database, it only keeps one-way encrypted passwords, no plaintext.

Yes, you can use signNow in California. In order to do business digitally in California, both parties must confirm their intention to sign electronically. signNow provides users with an option to set a notification asking recipients to accept to do business digitally before signing.

Pricing plans differ from each other only in the number of features they offer. Storage and security is the same for all users no matter which plan they’re on. You can be sure that your documents are safe and secure.

signNow complies with the ESIGN Act. What that means is signNow can be used in all US states. eSign and send documents for signing anywhere you need to do business.

Cloud storages like the one signNow uses, is safer and more secure than filing and storing documents physically. signNow is SOC 2 Type II certified, making it impossible for third parties to access your information without having the appropriate access permission.

Of course. signNow takes protecting confidential information seriously. It holds PCI DSS certification, is SOC 2 Type II certified, and is 21 CFR Part 11 compliant. Close deals faster, easier, and more securely than ever.

Every uploaded document in signNow has a History. If you review your document’s History, you’ll be able to see a comprehensive Audit trail covering who did what to your form or contract, when they did it, and where they did it from with unique information like email, IP address, timestamp, and more.

signNow is accessible from any country including countries like China, Thailand, Ukraine, etc. However, each country has its own regulations for how eSignatures can be used. For example, in China, there are some documents that you cannot use an eSignature for and in Ukraine, you have to use a digital signature.

In short, yes, you can sign IRS forms electronically but there are some restrictions, so make sure to check the form’s requirements before filling it out, signing it, or filing it.