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Hello @Nina, 

Thank you for reaching out here in the DocuSign Community.

I apologize for the inconvenience, I know the importance of having the information displayed as needed. I understand that your government needs to check the validity of the signature via underlying certificates

Do you have an example of the validation that you are referring to?

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Christopher | DocuSign Community Moderator

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Hello Christopher,

Our governement imposes the following signature requirement on us:

Each of the posted signatures in the pdf would have te be “clicked”. When clicked, an additional box should appear containing the necessary information about the underlying certificates. This is to check whether the certificate used is suitable for placing a qualified digital signature. 

Hello @Nina, 

Thank you for reaching back, to clarify, this certificate must be shown when the PDF is open in a PDF viewer? are you using an specific PDF viewer?

What DocuSign offers is the Certificate of Completion, this The certificate contains general envelope details, recipient events, and envelope summary events. It includes information such as the Envelope Id, subject, originator, number of document pages, number of signatures and initials, signer details including IP address and signature image, executed legal disclosure, and additional sections for other recipient types. Envelope Summary Events provide an audit trail of summary envelope events, including timestamps for events such as envelope sent and completed, and "Envelope Updated" events for corrections or document markup. Certificate of Completion.

To view the history or certificate of completion, go to the Manage page and find the envelope by searching, filtering, or scanning the list. Click on the envelope to see the Details view, where you can find summary history information. To view the complete history, click on the More drop-down and select History. To download and view the Certificate of Completion PDF, click on the Download icon and choose Certificate of Completion. The Certificate will be downloaded to your local Downloads folder. View the History or Certificate of Completion.

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Christopher | DocuSign Community Moderator

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Hello @christopher.alpizar 

That’s correct. There need to be clicked on the signature when the document is opened in a PDF viewer. At this moment I am using Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Hi @Nina,

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