Consent to do business electronically
E-SIGN Act & UETA disclosure — please read and keep a copy.
By signing a document through SafeSign, you agree to use electronic records and electronic signatures for that transaction. This means:
- Electronic delivery. The document, the completed copy, and the audit certificate are provided to you electronically — on screen and by an email link.
- Your signature is legally binding. An electronic signature you apply has the same legal effect as a handwritten one under the U.S. E-SIGN Act and state UETA laws.
- What you need. A current web browser, an email account you can access, and the ability to view and save PDF files.
- Paper copy. You may request a paper copy of any document from the sender at no charge, and you may download and print the signed PDF yourself at any time.
- Withdrawing consent. You may decline to sign electronically. If you withdraw consent before signing, contact the sender to arrange another method. Withdrawing consent does not affect documents you already signed.
- Keeping your records. Keep the signed PDF and its audit certificate; SafeSign also retains a copy for the sender's account.
When you sign, SafeSign records that you accepted this consent, the time (UTC), and your IP address on the document's audit certificate.