Electronic Deed Signing

Electronic deed signing is increasingly common in the UK, but it is not without its pitfalls.

In this short update, our Corporate Solicitor Callum Ritchie explains:

• When deeds can be signed electronically
• When wet ink signatures are still required
• What makes a witness valid (and what doesn’t)
• How platforms like DocuSign handle real-time witnessing and audit trails

A key takeaway is always confirming document-specific requirements before starting the signing process.

If you are using e-signatures for deeds, getting the detail right is essential to avoid delay or invalid execution.

Watch the full video to ensure your next deed is signed correctly. 

 

 

Please email wewillhelp@jonathanlea.net providing us with any relevant information or call us on 01444 708640 if you have any further questions on electronic deed signing. 

 

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