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UK service businesses
Any PDF you already have. Drop a signature where it belongs, then copy a private link for each person. They do not need an account.
This is a simple electronic signature under the Electronic Communications Act 2000. It is not a qualified trust service, and it will not make a will or a deed.

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They sign on the document. You keep the proof.
Any document you already have. ChickenSign does not rewrite it into a template.
Tap where a signature, initial, date, or tick should go, and who it belongs to.
Copy each person’s private link. When they sign, the certificate and fingerprint are ready.
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Section 7 of the Electronic Communications Act 2000 & UK eIDAS validity.
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Upload the quote you already wrote, place the signature, and send a private link.
Sequential countersigning workflows with 6-year cryptographic retention.
Wills and codicils
England, Wales and Northern Ireland still need a wet-ink signature in front of two witnesses. Scotland also expects writing and witnesses.
Lasting powers of attorney
The Office of the Public Guardian has its own signing rules. This room is not that process.
Statutory declarations
These are sworn or affirmed in person.
Deeds, including land transfers
A deed needs the formalities in the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989, including a witness who is physically present. HM Land Registry only accepts its own conveyancer-certified route for registrable deeds. ChickenSign does not do that.