They can be!
Signing your document is still an important part of the filing process. Because signature requirements may vary depending on the document or filing, it’s always a good idea to make sure your signature meets the applicable court requirements.
We’ve seen attorneys across the state use a few different methods when signing their eFiled documents:
- The electronic signature block
You may recognize this one from the Federal eFiling system. It typically looks something like this:
/s/ James Richard Bland IV - The good old-fashioned wet ink signature
Sign the document by hand, then scan the signed document before uploading it for filing. Sometimes the classics are classics for a reason! 🖊️ - The drag-and-drop method
Use an image of your signature and place it directly onto the document before uploading.
Have questions about electronic signature requirements?
Take a peek at USCR 36.16(C) for the rules and requirements regarding electronic signatures.
A few options, one important goal—make sure your documents are signed and ready to file!
Happy eFiling! 📄