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Type on any page, add today’s date and check marks, sign with your finger, and download a clean, flattened PDF.

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Draw with your finger, pen or mouse. It is placed on the line, on the page and in the PDF.

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How to fill and sign a PDF

  1. 1Open the PDF
    Choose it or drop it on the page. It opens here, on your device.
  2. 2Add what the form asks for
    Pick Text, Date, Check or Image, then tap the spot on the page. Type in place.
  3. 3Sign
    Press Sign, draw with your finger or mouse, then tap where the signature goes. Use it again on every page that needs it.
  4. 4Download
    Everything is drawn into the page, so the PDF looks the same in every reader and on paper.

Questions

Is my file uploaded?
No. The PDF is opened and saved by your browser. DocsOfUs never receives the file, its pages or what you type.
Is a drawn signature legal?
An electronic signature is recognised under the Philippine E-Commerce Act (RA 8792) for many private papers. Offices and notaries may still ask for a wet signature — check with them first.
Can I change it after downloading?
The marks are flattened into the page so they cannot be moved. Keep this tab open if you want to change something and download again.
My PDF has fill-in boxes
Type on top of them with the Text tool. Boxes already in the file are flattened too when you download.