Electronic signatures are generally recognised in Canada under federal and provincial electronic commerce laws, with exceptions such as some wills and land transfers. Ask your lawyer about a specific document.
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Which countries do you support?
Canada and the United States. eSora Sign is built for Canada's federal and provincial electronic commerce laws and for the US ESIGN Act and UETA.
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What we record as evidence
Identity checks, consent to sign electronically, every event with time, IP address and device, and a fingerprint of the final file.
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Consent to sign electronically
Every signer agrees before signing. The exact wording they accepted is saved with their record.
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Documents you should not sign electronically
Check local rules for wills, powers of attorney, some real-estate transfers and court documents. Your lawyer can tell you which need ink.
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