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Electronic signature law by US state

Every US state plus the District of Columbia recognizes electronic signatures. Forty-nine states and DC have enacted the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act; New York uses its own Electronic Signatures and Records Act. The federal ESIGN Act applies nationwide to interstate and foreign commerce.

General information, not legal advice. Statutes change; confirm with counsel.

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Outside the US

In the EU, eIDAS defines Simple, Advanced and Qualified electronic signatures. Docuflex's standard flow satisfies the Simple level; Advanced and Qualified levels are not offered today.