Electronic signature disclosure

Before you sign, please read this disclosure. It explains what it means to sign electronically and the choices you have.

Your agreement to use electronic records and signatures

By selecting "I agree" you consent to receive this document, and to sign it, electronically. You agree that your electronic signature has the same intent as a handwritten signature on paper, to the extent allowed by the federal ESIGN Act and your state's version of the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act.

Your right to paper copies

You may ask the sender for a paper copy of this document, or choose to sign on paper instead. If you want to do that, do not select "I agree". Contact the person or organization that sent you the document, because the sender decides how to provide a paper copy.

Withdrawing your consent

You may withdraw your consent before you sign by closing this page or by selecting "Decline". Once you have signed, the signature is part of the record. Withdrawing consent does not affect signatures already made.

What you need

You need a device with a current web browser, an email address you can open, and the ability to view and save PDF files. After everyone has signed, you will receive an email with a link to download the signed copy. That link works for 30 days. You may also receive reminder emails while the document waits for signatures.

What Ayesign records

To keep an audit trail, Ayesign records your name, email address, the time you viewed, consented, signed, or declined, your IP address, and your browser's user agent. Ayesign seals the finished record with a cryptographic fingerprint so later changes can be detected.

Updating your contact information

To change your email address for this document, ask the sender to send you a new request. Ayesign never charges signers.