Easy… but if you have trouble here are Video instructions (click video image below):
You will do the following five (5) steps:
- Click the link I send you.
NOTE: Sign-in to your Google Account if you are not already signed in
NOTE: If you are not signed-in, you may be prompted to ask for permission to access the document, I will then approve access
- Click the pen/pencil icon
- Read the document; and find the “/s/”
- Type your name after the “/s/” [for example >> /s/Bob Smith
- Click the checkmark/”save”
You do not need print or send me the document, I will have access to the eSigned document; you can, however, respond to my text to tell me you signed it.
Here is one screenshot instruction (optional video below):
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NOTE: This video refers to RSMo 432.230 which is in the “Contracts” section of Missouri Statutes; but the law is the same for Criminal Cases > See RSMo 545.930. Endorsement or signature of pleadings in criminal cases. — “Pleadings in criminal cases shall be attributed to a party or attorney or signed in the manner provided by supreme court rule. Any statutory requirement that pleadings be signed by any person shall be satisfied by compliance with such rules” (emphasis added). The applicable “Rules” are in Rule 103 (specifically Rule 103.04(d) – “An electronic document requiring a signature shall be signed by an original signature, stamped signature or an electronic graphic representation of a signature, or in the following manner: /s/ John or Jane Person.”