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About Us
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As the former Director of the National Letter of Intent and Assistant
Commissioner of the Southeastern Conference, I understand the challenges facing
the processing of NLIs and Scholarship Letters. Esigningday is a chance for the
process to catch up with technology and make the processing of these letters
simple, easy, and secure. We have eliminated the need for multiple copies to
sign, express mail, file, and fax.
Over 100 years ago, people were using Morse code and the telegraph to
electronically accept contracts. An early validation of electronic signatures
came from the New Hampshire Supreme Court in 1869 [Howley v. Whipple, 48 N.H.
487]. Although, agreements have been electronically “inked” as far back as the
telegraph, the modern era of inking was ushered in when Bill Clinton signed the
Federal E-SIGN Act into law on October 1, 2000. The
E-SIGN Act makes
online electronic signatures equivalent to a written signature. Similar laws
have been passed in every state, as well as in the European Union.
The Esigningday process is as simple as signing, sending, and receiving the
finalized document with the required signature. In addition, as an institution
you can store and categorize NLIs and Scholarship Letters by coach and sport.
You can quickly and easily search documents with a click of a mouse. Last, it
provides you the institution with control of how each document is processed and
saving you time and money. |
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