Weird email from my accountant dse_NA4@docusign.net

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Hi,I received the below email from DocuSign who stated my accountant was asking for me to sign my 2024 returns again. I followed up with her after signing to ask her why these were being requested since we signed them last month. She said she has no idea.Kindly advise and see below the emailrom: DocuSign NA4 System on behalf of Your Tax Professional via Docusign Sent: Monday, May 5, 2025 1:14 PMTo: P***** M******* Subject: Hi, it's T**** D******! Time to review and sign your taxes. You have been sent a document to review and sign. REVIEW DOCUMENTS T**** D****** (t****@t*************.com) wrote: Thank you for being a valued client of T** S******, LLC. It's time to review and sign your completed tax return. All you need to do is: 1. Click the Review Document(s) link above 2. Sign where specified and submit Thank you for your business! - T**** D****** Do Not Share This Email This email contains a secure link to DocuSign. Please do not share this email, link, or access code with others. Alternate Signing Method Visit DocuSign.com, click 'Access Documents', and enter the security code: B4641C60AB854CF38870530659C628657 About DocuSign Sign documents electronically in just minutes. It's safe, secure, and legally binding. Whether you're in an office, at home, on-the-go -- or even across the globe -- DocuSign provides a professional trusted solution for Digital Transaction Management™. Questions about the Document? If you need to modify the document or have questions about the details in the document, please reach out to the sender by emailing them directly.Stop receiving this emailReport this email or read more about Declining to sign and Managing notifications. If you are having trouble signing the document, please visit the Help with Signing page on our Support Center. Download the DocuSign App This message was sent to you by Your Tax Professional who is using the DocuSign Electronic Signature Service. If you would rather not receive email from this sender you may contact the sender with your request.

mr1 · Accepted Answer

​@intelrecruiter:Here is a (possibly out of date - I’m not sure the email address to report spam is still live) link for scams masquerading as DocuSign. However, it does show how to check for a scam email.https://www.docusign.com/trust/security/incident-reportingIt is also possible that you received a legitimate repeated message after you signed (these happen sometimes).If you signed the original and your sender isn’t asking for a new signature - you should probably ignore the message (which you already probably know…:-) )good luckmr1

Ma.Cubio · Answer

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