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Consent to electronic records and signatures

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You are about to sign a document for a business (the "Business") that uses WaiverTap. Before you agree to use electronic records and signatures, please read this disclosure.

1. What you agree to

By ticking "I agree to use electronic records and signatures" and signing, you agree that the document, your signature, and related notices can be provided and kept in electronic form, and that your electronic signature has the same effect as a handwritten signature.

2. Paper copies and signing on paper

You do not have to sign electronically. You may ask the Business for a paper version of the document to sign instead. You may also ask the Business for a paper copy of a document you signed electronically. The Business may charge a reasonable fee, if the law allows it.

3. Withdrawing consent

You can withdraw your consent before you sign by closing the page without signing. After you sign, you can tell the Business that you no longer agree to receive electronic records for future documents. Withdrawing consent does not change documents you already signed.

4. Your copy

After you sign, you can download a PDF copy from the confirmation page. If you give your email address, we also email you a copy. Keep it for your records. You can also ask the Business for a copy at any time.

5. What you need

  • A device with a current web browser (for example Chrome, Safari, Edge, or Firefox) and an internet connection.
  • Software that can open PDF files, to view or keep your copy.
  • An email address, if you want a copy by email.

6. Updating your contact details

To update the email address the Business has for you, contact the Business directly.

7. What we record

To show that you signed, WaiverTap records the time, your IP address, your device's browser information, your consent statements, and a fingerprint (hash) of the exact document and answers you signed. See our Privacy Policy for details.