Getting Started > Creating Your Signature
Whether you set it up the first time you start SureDocs or wait for a more
convenient time, at some point you must set up your own e-signature to leverage
all of SureDocs. To set up your own e-signature...
- In SureDocs, click Tools, My Signature
from the menus.
- In order to verify your identity, we must run a credit check
authorization. This authorization proves as a verification of your identity
and signature to ensure that your e-signature cannot be faked. Click I
Agree to continue.
- Enter your information into the boxes provided and click
Next.
- A series of questions about your credit history appears. Answer the
questions and click Next.

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Note: This ID verification involves a
"soft hit" to your credit similar to the "soft hit" involved when you
check your own credit score. This "soft hit" does not adversely affect
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- Choose a type of signature to use. Since your signature is electronically
certified, you have several options for the appearance of your signature.
- Choose a Font - If you want to use a font style on your
computer to define the look of your signature, mark the Script
Font option and choose a font from the list provided.
- Upload an Image - If you have an electronic image of
your signature that you've scanned in previously, you can use that to
determine the appearance of your signature. Just mark the Custom
Hand Signature option, click the Upload Signature
link, and browse out to your signature file. Then, click the Upload
Initials link and browse out to your electronic copy of your hand
written initials.
- Fax a Paper Copy - If you don't have an electronic copy
of your signature, but would like to use your physical signature to
designate your e-signature's appearance, you can use our DirectFax service
to generate the signature file as well. Just click the DirectFax
Signatures and Initials link. Then, print out the page that
appears, sign and initial it, and fax it back to the number listed. Once the
fax is complete, return to your signature setup and keep clicking the
Check DirectFax button in the lower left corner until your
signature and initials appear.
- If you have a digital seal you need to include with your signature, you
can include that as well. Again, you have two options:
- Upload an Image - If you already have an electronic
copy of your seal, click the Upload Seal Image link and
browse out to your electronic seal.
- Fax a Paper Copy - If you have a paper copy of your
seal, click the DirectFax Seal Image link and print the
sheet that appears. Tape a paper copy of the seal into the box provided and
fax the page back to the number listed. In SureDocs, click the Check
DirectFax button in the lower left corner until your seal appears.
- To then associate your signature with a certain signer tag, like the
Loan Officer or Broker tag, check the
Use my signature when the following tag is placed on the
document box.
- Choose the appropriate tag that indicates your signature from the
drop-down box. Options are:
- Borrower
- Co-Borrower
- Loan Officer
- Broker
- Verify your settings and click OK to confirm your
signature setup or click Clear Identity to restart the entire
signature setup process.