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In the EU there is this qualified electronical signature. It is legally binding like a handwritten signature and has to be accepted everywhere in the EU. Some E
by number6 5y ago
In the EU there is this qualified electronical signature. It is legally binding like a handwritten signature and has to be accepted everywhere in the EU.
Some EU country issue them via ID card. But you can get one for free by using https://www.zealid.com/en/ https://www.zealid.com/en/
They have a app where you can sign PDFs for free.
Everywhere else a QES can cost up to 150€
- candiodari 5y ago> has to be accepted everywhere in the EU So you mean it's got 10x less legal weight than the Schengen accords, that guarantee you won't have a passport check going on or coming off a intra-EU flight in France? Good luck with that. Both France and the Netherlands have both had their council of state decide, relatively recently, that violating EU agreements does not violate EU agreements. I mean it's commercial law, so there is no high burden of proof in the first place, so I'm not so sure what these signatures add in the first place, but the fact that the EU decided something doesn't seem to carry much weight anymore.