電子署名の法的拘束力は世界中で広く認識されています。このガイドでは、さまざまな国における電子署名の適法性について詳しく説明しています。
Chile has legally recognized eSignatures since 2002 with The Act on Electronic Documents, Electronic Signatures and Certification Services of Signatures.
The Act on Electronic Documents, Electronic Signatures and Certification Services of Signatures states that some electronic signatures are considered to hold the same legal validity as pen and paper signatures.
Yes.
eSignatures are valid as long as both parties consent to using this form to sign a document or to complete a transaction. Electronic documents must be accessible to both parties and the signed document must be identifiable to the signer. Additional documentation may need to be provided in court to prove a valid contract.
Since Chile has a tiered system for eSignatures, specific standards are put in place for what type of electronic signature is required. For certain transactions when a pen and paper signature is required, a digital signature may be accepted when all legal requirements are met.
eSignatures are not recommended for:
