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Solicitar una firma

Envía por correo un PDF para que alguien lo firme, con un registro de cuándo y dónde se firmó.

☁️ Uploaded to our server for processing, then deleted

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What is a Solicitar una firma?

For getting someone else's signature, not your own, this emails a recipient a secure link to review and sign a PDF without needing an account, then notifies you once it's done — built for the common case of needing a signature back from a client, contractor, or tenant rather than signing something yourself.

How to use the Solicitar una firma

  1. Upload a PDF and enter the signer's email address
  2. They get an emailed link — no account needed — to review and sign it
  3. You're notified once it's signed, with an audit trail (timestamp, IP, browser, and a hash of the signed file)

Example

Uploading a freelance contract and entering a client's email sends them a link; once they draw their signature and submit it, you're notified with the signed PDF plus a record of their IP address, browser, and the exact timestamp they signed.

Why use Solicitar una firma

No account needed for the signer

The recipient gets a secure link and signs directly — nothing to create or log into on their end.

A real audit trail

Every signature is recorded with a timestamp, IP address, browser, and a hash of the signed file.

Notified the moment it's signed

You get the completed, signed PDF as soon as the recipient finishes — no need to check back manually.

What can you create?

Get a signature from a client or contractor

Send a freelance contract or agreement to someone else and get it back signed, without a separate e-signature account.

Collect a signed lease or intake form

Email a tenant or new client a document to sign and receive a record of exactly when they did.

Keep evidence a document was actually signed

Use the audit trail as a record of who signed what and when, if that's ever questioned later.

Frequently asked questions

Is my file sent to a server?

Yes — unlike most tools on this site, this conversion needs software (LibreOffice/Ghostscript/a headless browser) that can't run in your browser, so the file is uploaded, converted on our server, and then deleted. It's not stored beyond the time it takes to process your request.

Is there a file size limit?

Free use covers files up to 50MB per file; signing up for Pro raises that to 200MB.

Is this a legally binding e-signature?

No — like this site's self-sign tool, the signer's mark is a visual image overlay, not a certificate-based digital signature. This does add a minimum audit trail (the signer's IP address, browser, a timestamp, and a hash of the signed file) so there's evidence of who signed what and when if it's ever disputed, but that's short of the identity-verification and non-repudiation guarantees of a full e-signature compliance product.

What happens if the recipient never opens or signs the request?

The request just stays pending — there's no automatic deadline or expiration currently enforced, so it waits for them to act whenever they get to it.

Can I send one document to multiple people who all need to sign it?

Not currently — each request goes to a single signer's email address. For multiple signatures on one document, send separate requests in sequence.

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