Hi,

Thank you for reaching out to the DocuSign Community.

With bulk send, a separate envelope is sent for each entry (recipient row), meaning that you will have separate envelopes, and I'm afraid that you cannot sign multiple envelopes at once as each envelope is considered a different transaction. The recipient will need to open each envelope and manually sign it.

If you want your client's signature to be embedded on the document to send it for signature, I would suggest that you have them sign the base document first, and then proceed to upload the signed document into DocuSign to create the template from that document.

Please keep in mind that we are not able to give any type of legal advice. I would suggest you contact your local council to determine whether and to what extent electronic signatures may be used for your specific use case. 

You might find the following information useful:

eSignature Legality Guide | DocuSign

Bulk Send for Multiple Recipients

Bulk Send Checklist

Bulk Send Best Practices 

DocuSign eSignature: How To Sign a Document

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Rebeca | DocuSign Community Moderator