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A drawn signature is a Simple Electronic Signature (SES) under eIDAS Article 25(1) and cannot be rejected in court solely because it is electronic. In a dispute, the court looks at how strongly the signature ties you to the document and whether the document may have been changed afterwards. SES is enough for most everyday agreements. For agreements where evidential weight matters more, an identity-verified signing service is the common choice. This is information, not legal advice.

SES is the simplest form, such as a drawn signature or a checkbox. It has legal effect and is often used for everyday agreements like NDAs and lease agreements. AES is an Advanced Electronic Signature. It requires, among other things, that the signer can be identified, that the signature is created under the signer's sole control, and that later changes to the document can be detected. AES is typically used for documents like shareholder agreements and board minutes.

When you sign yourself, the PDF is processed in your browser. When you send to others, the document and audit trail are stored in Frankfurt.

After you drop a PDF, you choose whether to sign it yourself, send it to others, or both. Self-sign stays in your browser; sending to others stores the document in the EU (Frankfurt).

Not today. Most everyday agreements do not require identity verification. If you do need identity-verified signing, typically for consumer loans, financial guarantees, or some public administration filings, an Advanced Electronic Signature (AES) from a dedicated identity-verified signing service is the common choice. Some documents, such as wills, marriage settlements, and lasting powers of attorney, are subject to strict witness or wet-ink requirements that an electronic signing service cannot satisfy. This is information, not legal advice.

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