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Signatures on real estate documents shouldn't feel like an episode of the game show, "To Tell the Truth." You should know exactly who signed the document, in addition to where and when they signed it. This may be an area of pushback from clients when you tell them you'd like to use electronic signatures. You can assure them, however, that reputable electronic signature solutions can provide true confidence in signer identity.
How do they do this? Perhaps the best way to explain is to use an example. We are going to discuss DocuSign, one of the most popular electronic signature solutions for real estate and many other industries.
The process of identity verification begins before the document is even signed. With DocuSign, email authentication (sending a link to the document to a specific email address) is always standard. However, DocuSign users can also request additional identity verification methods, including: