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  1. Certified Sigs Should Allow Timestamping by Judicial Court E-Filing Systems

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    3 comments  ·  Acrobat for Windows and Mac » Security & Digital signatures  ·  Admin →
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    Need Info  ·  Amboo Srivastava responded

    Hi Molly, Kevin,

    Thanks for writing to us.

    From what I understand, you require your PDF to be digitally signed again, after you have shared it after certifying and digitally signing by your signature? Can you please try these steps and see if this is what you require:

    1. Open PDF in Acrobat DC. From Tools→ select ‘Prepare form’ app and click Start. Add (at least) 2 signature fields from top toolbar and save the document
    2. Right click on the first signature field and select ‘Certify with visible signature’. In the Certify Document dialog that comes up, under ‘Permitted Actions After Certifying’, select ‘Form fill-in and digital signatures’
    3. Now sign the document by adding your signature
    4. Send the document to LINX now

    Does this solve your problem? Please let us know.

    Thanks,
    -amboo

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    Ryan Beckenbaugh commented  · 

    I have this issue as well. I am an Iowa attorney and run into the same exact problem. After the document is e-signed through Adobe, I cannot submit that PDF to a filing system.

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