I need my client sign my document then attach the signed document to a government database that the government can then open and approve by adding their signature. I can not send the document directly to the government because they require my Client to a

[Lon_Barnaby]

I need my client sign my document then attach the signed document to a government database that the government can then open and approve by adding their signature.  I can not send the document directly to the government because they require my Client to attach my document to the government's database.  The government''s database has a copy of my document that was signed by my Client but the government can not open my document because it is "secured".  How can I do this? 

[Rijul Raj Khurana]

Hello Lon Barnaby,

It seems that you require two signatures ( correct me if I am wrong): one from client and another from government. For that, by default, you would need to provide two email addresses while sending the document to first client and then when he signs it, it will be then sent to second signer( government) to esign it.

Let me know if that helps.

-Rijul

[Lon_Barnaby]

Thanks - The problem is that only the Client can attach my document to the government's data base file as an attachment.  I am not permitted to have access to the government's data database, only my client has that authorization from the government.  Since my client can only forward my secured document to the government, they can not put their e-signature approval on my document.  CanI issue my secured document to my client in a manner that my client can sign-off on my document at which time it would automatically becomes unsecured so my client can then forward my unsecured document it to the government's database?  If this is possible, could my document then become "re-secured" after the government signs-off?