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That article is pretty clear that the docusigned documents were invalid due to that specific court's rules. To quote from the ruling [0] directly: > Although
by kevindong 8y ago
That article is pretty clear that the docusigned documents were invalid due to that specific court's rules.
To quote from the ruling [0] directly:
> Although DocuSign affixations and other
software-generated electronic signatures may have a place in certain
commercial and other transactions, they do not have a place as
substitutes for wet signatures on a bankruptcy petition, schedules,
statements, and other documents filed with the court, and they do not
comply with this court’s local rule.
[0] (see page 7) : http://www.caeb.uscourts.gov/documents/Judges/Opinions/Local/Mayfield-ForWebsite.pdf?dt=202716160 http://www.caeb.uscourts.gov/documents/Judges/Opinions/Local...
- DaiPlusPlus 8y agoA real solution is a proper PKI - a great way forward would be if the US federal government issued citizens with X.509 digital certificates when they get their passport renewed: they’ve done the task of verifying identity, they just need to co-sign a cert and give people $5 smart cards with their $100 passports. With state-sponsored PKI we can eliminate so many headaches and rockblocks in the digital economy and paperless government.
- anitil 8y agoGiven the whole SSN debacle and the low passport ownership in the US, I see this as functionally impossible.