Back to Docusign.com
Can corporations sign Qualified Electronic Signature?
Solved
Can corporations sign Qualified Electronic Signature?
+2- Newcomer
- 1 reply
Best answer by Vinicius.Rodrigues
lucasxie wrote:
Thanks for the answer Vinicius! I am wondering if the company can sign QES on its own behalf, not on its CEO’s behalf. Is this feasible too?
Hi
As far as I know, every company certificate has a registered legal representative behind. And whenever a company certificate is used, the signature will always bear the name of the person responsible. I’m familiar with Latam certificates, and I know that it works this way in this region.
In other words, from what I understand, there will always be a responsible person signing it.
+14- Docusign Employee
- 421 replies
Hi
Absolutely! Currently, Docusign offers more than 40 types of QES signatures, to meet different laws about different countries.
Please, check more information in this page: Easy-to-use digital signatures
Note: Depending of your Docusign plan purchased and the type of QES signature, there may be extra costs. We recommend contacting the sales team for more details!
+2- Newcomer
- 1 reply
Vinicius.Rodrigues wrote:
Hi
Absolutely! Currently, Docusign offers more than 40 types of QES signatures, to meet different laws about different countries.
Please, check more information in this page: Easy-to-use digital signatures
Note: Depending of your Docusign plan purchased and the type of QES signature, there may be extra costs. We recommend contacting the sales team for more details!
Thanks for the answer Vinicius! I am wondering if the company can sign QES on its own behalf, not on its CEO’s behalf. Is this feasible too?
+14- Docusign Employee
- 421 replies
- Answer
lucasxie wrote:
Thanks for the answer Vinicius! I am wondering if the company can sign QES on its own behalf, not on its CEO’s behalf. Is this feasible too?
Hi
As far as I know, every company certificate has a registered legal representative behind. And whenever a company certificate is used, the signature will always bear the name of the person responsible. I’m familiar with Latam certificates, and I know that it works this way in this region.
In other words, from what I understand, there will always be a responsible person signing it.
+15- Community Moderator
- 2554 replies
Hello
If you found the provided response to be a useful solution to your question, please mark it as the best answer by clicking “Select as Best” to make it easier for other users to find.
Best regards,
Nathaly | Docusign Community Moderator
"Select as Best" below if you find the answer a valid solution to your issue!
Reply
Rich Text Editor, editor1
Editor toolbars
Press ALT 0 for help
Most helpful members this week
Sign up
Already have an account? Login
You can login or register as either a Docusign customer or developer. If you don’t already have a Docusign customer or developer account, you can create one for free when registering.
Customer Login/Registration Developer Login/RegistrationJoin the Docusign Community by logging in with your Docusign developer or customer account credentials.
Don’t have an account? You can create a free one when registering.
Note: Partner-specific logins are not available yet. Partners should log in as either a customer or developer
Docusign Community
You can login or register as either a Docusign customer or developer. If you don’t already have a Docusign customer or developer account, you can create one for free when registering.
Customer Login/Registration Developer Login/RegistrationEnter your E-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.