Oops. I just changed mine and missed this rule.Greg Bernhardt said:
Ok. It actually was working. It just took a minute or two. I was being impatient.Greg Bernhardt said:
There could be several reasons for this issue. One possible reason is that your document has not been set up for electronic signatures. Another reason could be that the signature field has not been properly placed or formatted. Additionally, the document may not be compatible with the device or software you are using to sign it.
First, check if your document has been set up for electronic signatures. Next, make sure the signature field has been placed and formatted correctly. If the issue persists, try using a different device or software to sign the document. You can also consult the software or device manufacturer's support team for further assistance.
Yes, it is possible to add a signature to a scanned document. However, the process may vary depending on the software or device you are using. Some software may have a feature for adding an electronic signature to a scanned document, while others may require you to convert the scanned document into a different format before adding the signature.
This could be due to the document not being saved in a compatible format. Make sure to save the document in a format that supports electronic signatures, such as PDF. Additionally, check if the signature field has been placed and formatted correctly. If the issue persists, try using a different software or device to save the document.
Yes, digital signatures can be added to documents as long as the software or device supports it. Digital signatures use a certificate-based digital ID to verify the identity of the signer and ensure the integrity of the signed document. They are considered more secure and legally binding than electronic signatures.