True, these days being able to sign important documents using an electronic signature is pretty much essential. It's fast, convenient, saves paper, and because it's contactless, it's also safer. It may seem daunting at first if you're unfamiliar, but the steps couldn't be simpler, so keep watching as we walk you through the easy process to electronically sign any PDF document that comes your way. First off, you need the right tool for the job. There are a number of applications out there that let you interact with PDFs and capture electronic signatures. For instance, JotForm's very own PDF editor and smart PDF forms tool. But if all you need is to sign a one-off document, you can't go wrong with . If you don't have already installed on your device, it's an easy web search away. There's a premium version that allows you to do more with your PDF, but for filling out electronic signatures, the basic free version will work just fine. Follow the steps required to ensure the program is downloaded and installed on your device. Once installed, open the PDF document with . From here, navigate to the toolbar above the page where you'll see the sign icon shaped like a pen. Click on this, and you'll be able to add your signature or initials. You'll have a few different options here: typing it out, using an image you can upload directly, or drawing it on the screen using your mouse, trackpad, or touch screen. Choose whatever method you prefer to sign your name, then hit apply. You'll be able to drag your signature to anywhere on the document. You can also change the size to ensure it fits properly wherever it's supposed to go. Note that will save your signature for quick future implementation, but you can always go...
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