How do I sign a PDF document?

Signing a PDF document typically involves using a digital signature. Here's a general guide on how to sign a PDF document:

1. Using Adobe Acrobat Reader:

   • Open the PDF document you want to sign in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
   • Click on the "Fill & Sign" tool in the right pane.
   • Click on the "Sign" button in the toolbar at the top.
   • Choose whether you want to add a signature, type your name, or draw your signature.
   • Place the signature where you want it in the document.
   • Save the document with the signature.

2. Using Online PDF Editors:

   • There are many online PDF editors available that offer digital signature features. Examples include DeedSign, Adobe Sign, and Smallpdf.
   • Upload your PDF document to the online editor.
   • Use the provided tools to add your signature.
   • Save or download the signed PDF document.

3. Using Built-in OS Tools:

   • On some operating systems, you might have built-in tools for signing PDFs. For example, on macOS, you can use Preview.
   • Open the PDF document in the appropriate application.
   • Look for a tool or option to add a signature.
   • Follow the on-screen instructions to create and place your signature.
   • Save the document with the signature.

4. Using Mobile Apps:

   • There are also mobile apps available for both iOS and Android devices that allow you to sign PDF documents.
   • Download a reputable PDF signing app from the respective app store.
   • Open the PDF document within the app.
   • Use the app's tools to add your signature.
   • Save or share the signed document.

Remember, when signing a document digitally, it's essential to use a secure and legally recognized method to ensure the integrity and authenticity of the signature. If the document requires a legally binding signature, ensure that the method you use complies with relevant laws and regulations in your jurisdiction.