Official transcripts are issued in portrait format and contain the seal of the university and the signature of the University Registrar.

Creating a digital signature is easy Upload your document into the electronic signature application, such as our eSignature application. Drag in the signature, text and date fields where the recipient needs to take action. Click send.

Add an Invisible Digital Signature Open your document and click the File tab. Click Info and then click Protect Document. From the Protect Document drop-down menu, click Add a Digital Signature. Select a Commitment Type, such as created and approved this document, and then click Sign.

Signing with your initials is quick, easy to write, and saves space. It can be used on documents that don't require a legal signature, like emails and letters. However, some people might not consider it a valid signature. Using your full name as a signature is more secure than signing documents with your initials.

How to Generate a Signature Online Open our online signature tool. Drag and drop an empty PDF into the toolbox. Click “Your Signature” on the right-hand side. Draw, type, or upload your signature. Click “Create” and drag it onto the document. Hit “Finish & Sign” when you're done. Download your signature as a PDF.

Your signature doesn't have to be your full name. In fact, many documents ask for a signature, followed by your full name. Your signature can be your initials, your first or last name, or some combination. For example, if your name is Tom Smith, your signature could be Tom Smith, T Smith, or Tom S — it's up to you!

How to convert signatures to digital signatures First, write your signature clearly on a paper document. Black ink on white paper is preferable as it'll have maximum contrast and show up most clearly. Next, scan your document using the highest possible resolution. ... Finally, save your image as a JPG or PNG file.