Consent to sign electronically
Please read this before you agree to use electronic records and signatures. The sender named in the request (the "Sender") uses eSora Sign to send you documents. This disclosure is from the Sender and eSora Labs. The version you agree to is saved with your signing record.
On this page · 8 sections
1. What you are agreeing to
By choosing "I agree", you agree that the Sender may give you documents, notices and disclosures electronically, and that your electronic signature on them has the same effect as a signature on paper. This consent covers the documents in this request, and any other documents the Sender sends you through eSora Sign unless you withdraw it.
2. Getting paper copies
You can ask the Sender for a paper copy of any document you signed electronically. Contact them directly, using the details in the request email. The Sender may charge a reasonable fee, and will tell you first.
You can also download and print the finished document and its certificate from the completion email at no cost.
3. Withdrawing your consent
You can withdraw your consent before you finish signing by choosing Other options, then Decline. To withdraw consent for future documents, tell the Sender in writing. Withdrawing does not undo documents you already signed.
4. Updating your contact details
Tell the Sender if your email address or phone number changes, so they can keep sending you documents.
4a. Codes by text message and photo ID checks
If the Sender chose it, your one-time code comes by text message to the mobile number they gave. Message and data rates may apply. Our Text message terms apply.
If the Sender asked for a photo ID check, you photograph a government ID and take a selfie on Stripe Identity's secure page before you sign. Stripe Identity asks for your consent on that page. Our Photo ID and biometric notice explains what happens to the images and the result.
5. What you need
- A current version of Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox, on a computer, tablet or phone.
- An email account, and a mobile phone if the Sender asks for a text code.
- A way to open and keep PDF files, such as your browser or a free PDF reader.
- Enough storage or a printer to keep copies.
If these requirements change in a way that could stop you opening or keeping your documents, we will tell you and ask you to agree again.
6. Laws this follows
This disclosure is made under the US Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (ESIGN) and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA), and Canada's PIPEDA Part 2 and provincial electronic commerce acts.
7. Confirming you can open documents
By agreeing, you confirm that you can open and read this page and the document attached to the request, and that you can keep a copy.