[nabentre] Signing Documents?

[Yvonne Garris]

Hi,

Here is what my coach friend just replied to me:

I use echosign.com for my signing service.  It does make it easy, which I
really love!  It's put together by adobe so they make it easy, if I recall.
I'm sure they have a help desk, as well as trainings.  They do charge a
monthly fee, somewhere between $20-30/month.  For me in my business, it's
worth it.

As I said it was easy for me to sign the document and send it back to her,
so you might want to look into if they have some kind of a free version or
what kind of options they have.

Yvonne

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From: nabentre [mailto:nabentre-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Brandon
Keith Biggs via nabentre
Sent: Friday, October 30, 2015 1:05 PM
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Subject: [nabentre] Signing Documents?

Hello,
How do people sign documents? I often get asked to print out a document,
sign it, scan it back in and send it to people.
It frustrates me when I need to find someone with eyes when I have the
document with me and they help me, then I need to mark the front of the
page, bring the document back to a scanner, scan it in, name it and send it.
It takes a really long time if there are a lot of documents to sign or
initial.
I have heard of the signature capability of Acrobat and I think there is one
with Word.
Has anyone used any of these and how do they work? Otherwise, how do people
sign documents?
thanks,

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Brandon Keith Biggs <http://www.brandonkeithbiggs.com/>
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