Get CSU CDIP Student Enrollment Verification Form (SEVF) 2021-2024

Provide a reason why you are declining to sign to the envelope sender. The sender of the document may require you to provide a reason why you're declining. The text you enter is emailed to the sender and is recorded as part of the envelope history. After providing a reason why you are declining, select DECLINE TO SIGN.

You can place optional fields for your recipients to consider. Most often, you want to use an optional signature or initial field. Sometimes you want to place optional fields for your recipients to consider.

You can only Correct or Void envelopes in an In-process state: Created, Sent and Delivered. Once an envelope is in a terminal state: Completed (signed), Declined and Voided it can no longer be Corrected or Voided. You will need to contact the sender to negotiate with the sender to delete the document.

When you decline to sign, it voids the entire envelope for you and all other recipients of the envelope. Before declining to sign a document, ask the sender of the envelope a question by posting a comment to the envelope.

When viewing the document itself, click on OTHER ACTIONS and then select Decline to Sign from the drop-down menu. Click CONTINUE. You will be prompted to enter the reason you are declining to sign. Once you enter the reason, click DECLINE TO SIGN.

Stamps enables customers in varying markets, cultures, roles, and industry verticals to apply a stamp to be representative of their signature, official approval, or company acknowledgment to documents.

If the document that you need to sign was sent via , you do not need a account to sign. Click the “Review Documents” hyperlink in the email and follow the easy prompts. You will have an option at the end to create a free signing account if you wish, but it is entirely optional.

Use Document Markup Using the Document Markup feature, recipients can make changes to a document. Recipients can use the markup tool to: White out, or cover up, document text to show deletions.