Electronic signatures are widely adopted, safe to use, and in most cases legally binding. However, there are exceptions depending on the country and the type of document being signed.
What you should know:
In general, electronic signatures are accepted across Europe and many other parts of the world.
Certain documents (e.g. wills, real estate transfers, or notarised agreements) may require a handwritten signature depending on local laws.
Rules vary from country to country — always check the requirements in your jurisdiction.
💡 Read more about the legal validity of electronic signatures in our detailed guide: Legal validity of electronic signatures.
Important note. Connie is not responsible for determining whether a specific document can be signed electronically in your country or region. Please review your local legislation and our Terms & Conditions for more details.