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The term e-signature does little to define the actual technology used to sign transactions online, like mortgage loans. E-signatures can operate in many different ways—and those differences will have an impact on the ultimate security and longevity of signed documents. Mortgage E-signatures

Enter the Independent E-Signature™, or sometimes called a digital signature. It can stand alone without any dependence on a vendor – unlike its less secure counterpoint, the simple, electronic signature.

Our executive vice president, Pem Guerry, explained how mortgage loan originators can scope out the differences between dependent and independent e-signatures in the latest issue of Scotsman Guide.

 To read the whole article in Scotsman Guide, click here to download the free PDF.

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