ClassicSign routes documents to every party in order, captures legally binding electronic signatures on any device, then locks the executed record with a cryptographic seal and a trusted timestamp — verifiable by anyone, forever.
Upload a PDF — or a Word document, converted automatically — place the fields, and ClassicSign handles the rest of the ceremony.
Place signature, initials, date, name and text fields for up to six parties. Each signer gets a private, single-use link — no account, no app, no login.
Signing is sequential: each party signs only when it's their turn, sees only their fields, and adopts a drawn or typed signature once to fill every spot. The next signer is notified automatically.
The executed PDF is fingerprinted (SHA-256), digitally sealed with a trusted timestamp, and every party is emailed a durable link to their executed copy.
Every step of every envelope produces evidence — who, when, from where — bound to the exact bytes of the executed document.
Explicit E-SIGN Act / UETA electronic-business consent is captured with every signature, alongside the signer's typed legal name.
Completed documents receive a PAdES digital signature and an RFC 3161 timestamp from a trusted authority, with a visible seal on the final page.
Created, sent, viewed, signed, completed, downloaded — every event is recorded with IP address and device, per signer.
The executed PDF's hash is stored at completion. Anyone can recompute it on the public verify page — if a byte changed, verification fails.
Up to six parties sign in enforced order, each holding their own private token. Out-of-turn access is politely refused.
On completion every signer automatically receives a durable download link to the fully executed document — the record-access requirement, closed.
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Every sealed document carries a verify link and a document ID. Paste the ID below — we recompute the stored file's fingerprint live and show you the signers, the date, and whether the record still matches to the byte.
ClassicSign electronic signatures are designed to satisfy the U.S. E-SIGN Act and UETA: demonstrated intent to sign, consent to do business electronically, association of the signature with the record via cryptographic hash, signer attribution (private token, typed legal name, IP address and device), and delivery of the executed record to all parties.