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RightSignature.com is a third-party online document signing service. We facilitate the sending and signing of documents with legal, secure, electronic signatures but are not associated with the sender or the document in any way.

• How do I sign the document?

  The yellow "What to do next" bar will help you complete the required fields throughout the document. Once all required fields are complete, it will indicate that you are ready to sign the document. At this point, you may sign the document with your mouse at the "X" by right-clicking your mouse and drawing your signature.   View Signer Tutorial  

• Why can't I submit the document?

  As a signer, you are not able to complete and submit a document until you have filled in all of the information required by the sender.

  After all text-fields and check-boxes have been completed in the document, you must sign with your mouse in the space provided. You will then be able to submit the document. Read More »

• Can you show me where the next required field I need to fill-out is?

  Click Here and we will scroll you to the next required field in your document. The red "REQUIRED" arrow will point you to the required fields throughout the document.

• Does my online signature have to be identical to my handwritten signature?

  ESIGN and UETA law recognize that electronic signatures will not be identical to handwritten signatures. When using the RightSignature mouse signature pad, hold down the mouse button to sign. While it is preferable to sign your full name, initials are sufficient. Any mark you make is legally valid. Read More »

• Are contracts executed online legally valid and binding?

  Yes. Documents executed online with electronic signatures are legally valid and have the same legal standing as paper documents executed by hand. It is highly likely that you have already contracted online. For example, when you click on an "I Agree" button on the internet, you are usually a party to what is known as a Clickwrap Contract. Also, when you purchase goods online, you are a party to a legally binding contract. Read More »

• My question is not listed here.

  If your question about signing the document is not listed above, you can view our entire Knowledge Base.

  If you still cannot find an answer to your question, feel free to contact RightSignature Support.