Q: I got message via email(digidoc) that both parties had signed the session, is that legally binding for both parties?
I signed the agreement using the digidoc link my realtor sent me and after signing it from my side I got email message back from digidoc (noreply@mailgun.esignonline.net) that both parties has signed session:
"
Congratulations!
All parties have signed the session:
Revised Credit Addendum
All parties to the signing session have been emailed copies.
If you would like to download a copy of the signed document(s) for your records, you have 30 days to do so before the session is archived.
"
Now day later my realtor informing me that another side did not signed the document. How that can be happen if that document was prepared and sent us for signing by other side lawyer, and i got via email the confirmation that all parties has signed the session?
Does anybody had similar issue, or know, if that digidoc "signed session" is binding or not?
Thank you
Kermit
A: You can download a copy of the document and verify that the other party has signed it. There will be a digital time stamp with the other party's signature if they have in fact signed. Follow the Digidoc instructions to retrieve the signed document.
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