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Jul 29, 2024 11:52 AM UTC
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Trouble finding out if I signed usign qualified signature.

Hi everyone,

 

I’ve signed a document a couple days ago, yet I have a problem with finding out whether I’ve used a qualified signature or just clicked “accept” and went on with the process.

 

Is there a way to find out what I did?

 

Thanks

Michael.Rave
Docusign Employee
Jul 29, 2024 1:13 PM UTC

@jablek

In order to have performed a qualified electronic signature (QES) you would have undergone an identification process, e.g. via video identification with or without an agent or a smartcard.

You can actually simply check it by looking at the final document, e.g. opening it in Adobe Acrobat reader and checking if there is a digital, qualified certificate with your name embedded or not.

You can also check the certificate of completion, where it would state if it is a qualified signature.

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Michael.Rave
Docusign Employee
Docusign Employee
Jul 29, 2024 1:13 PM UTC

@jablek

In order to have performed a qualified electronic signature (QES) you would have undergone an identification process, e.g. via video identification with or without an agent or a smartcard.

You can actually simply check it by looking at the final document, e.g. opening it in Adobe Acrobat reader and checking if there is a digital, qualified certificate with your name embedded or not.

You can also check the certificate of completion, where it would state if it is a qualified signature.

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Docusign Employee
Aug 12, 2024 8:05 PM UTC

Hello @jablek ,

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