Forged Signature, Two Envelope ID's

​@HC967 

To clarify: How did you receive those signed documents?

Have you opened the documents with a PDF reader to validate the validity of the embedded certificates? If there are no certificates present, it is not an original document from Docusign eSignature and it has been tampered with. The same applies to the certificate of completion, where there will always be the certificate to prevent to document from being tampered with.

I was just going to add that Adobe indicates it cannot validate the signature. 

I received the documents via email from the company.

I did not have a copy of the documents in my email from DocuSign nor did I have a copy in my DocuSign account.

The signature is not my adopted signature either, different form of my name and different font than my norm. 

​@HC967 

If Adobe Acrobat Reader is unable to validate the certificate, then it is not an original document from Docusign, but something that was tampered with / forged to look like you have signed it.

As you stated correctly, you should have received them via email, if it was a legit transaction from Docusign and they would also be visible in your Docusign eSignature account, which they are obviously not.

If I were you, I would check the email sender (is the domain really from that company or was that also forged) and then make a decision, if you want to respond to them at all or if this is just a scamming attempt. If you decide to go back, ask them for the original documents, which they will not be able to provide, if you did not sign these documents.

Having worked with ​@Robert Jackson in the past, I can highly suggest to follow-up on his offer.

Adobe cert is up to date. Originally noted signatures as valid, however after updating Adobe they became questionable. 

I know I didn't sign these documents. 

I'll need expert witness for court. 

My contact details.are on my bio you can reach out and discuss further.

Robert 

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I am still seeking an expert....I have reported this to DocuSign security and received no response...…

Did they supply you with the certificate of completion or just the alleged signed document.

You could also ask them to forward the actual documents from the Docusign system.  Very easy to do all they do is log in locate the document in the completed folder and then from the drop-down select forward.  This should then send you another copy of the document and you should then be able to see some more information about this when you get that email.

This should not be a problem for them unless of course something clearly is wrong.  

And yes Docusign security and privacy teams are shockingly slow to respond. Have a case myself open with them for a long time about a privacy issue