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February 25, 2021
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How do I remove the date/time stamp from the signature?

  • February 25, 2021
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Hi everyone,

Can someone explain how do I remove the date/time stamp from under an adobe signed document - or keep it from showing in the first place? 

Thanks!

解決に役立った回答 try67

If you're referring to a digital signature field, you need to create a new appearance for your signature profile and make sure to un-tick the "Date" check-box under Configure Text:

 

 

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try67
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Community Expert
February 25, 2021

If you're referring to a digital signature field, you need to create a new appearance for your signature profile and make sure to un-tick the "Date" check-box under Configure Text:

 

 

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June 3, 2024

How do you find these options?

ls_rbls
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April 2, 2025

Hi! I have a similar problem, is there a way to add the date on a signature but without the timestamp? So basically just the date. So for example in the photo below, only "2025.03.29". Is it possible?

Eventually, if it's also possible to change the format to day/month/year would be great, thanks! 


Hi @juancarlos94 ,

 

Yes you can. To eliminate the timestamp, it is already answered on this thread.

 

But you may aldo employ a JavaScript script to execute at signing time, using the util.printd() method.

 

Util.printd() allows to manipulate the desired format of a date output.

 

See this article:

 

 

 

Additional insights:

 

 

ls_rbls
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Community Expert
February 25, 2021

Hi,

 

Are you referring to a textfield that doesn't reset to blank after a digital signature field is cleared?

Sara5E3B作成者
Participant
February 25, 2021

Hi,

Thanks for asking. When I get the signed document, it has a date and time electronic stamp that I don't know how to remove - or to keep from appearing. I assume there must be a setting where I can disable the stamp, but I don't know where to find it. 

ls_rbls
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Community Expert
February 25, 2021

Yes, try67 provided the correct guidance.