I did not include myself in the receipt of the envelope before I sent it to my client to sign; therefore, I was not able to include my signature on the agreement also. They signed and now it says “complete”. Can I go back and sign once it says completed? Will this matter?
Whether or not your signature has an impact is difficult to determine from anyone’s standpoint outside of the need of that document. If it is expected that the document has you as a signer or counter-signer to make it approved, official, or legally enforceable is something that is specific to your situation, company or the specifics of the document. You can always send another envelope with the same base document to get the signature of the client as well as your signature to supercede the original envelope.
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