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# You received an invitation to sign a document

If someone sent you a document to sign via Docufi3d , here's exactly what to do:\
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📩 Step 1: Open the Invitation Email

* Check your inbox for an email from **Docufi3d** 
* Click the **"View Document"** button in the message
* If the link doesn’t work, copy-paste the full URL into your browser

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#### 🔐 Step 2: Verify Your Identity

* Depending on the sender’s settings, you may be asked to:
  * Confirm your email
  * Enter a one-time code (SMS or email)
  * Authenticate with an identity provider (for QES signatures)

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#### 📄 Step 3: Review the Document

* The document will open in a secure, in-browser viewer
* Scroll through to review the contents carefully
* You can zoom, download a read-only copy, or pause and come back later

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#### ✍️ Step 4: Sign the Document

* Click on the **signature field** assigned to you
* Choose how to sign:
  * **Draw** with your finger or mouse
  * **Click** the Sign button
  * **Use a Qualified Signature** (QES) via a trusted eID provider

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#### 🎉 Step 5: Done!

* After signing, you’ll see a confirmation screen
* A copy of the signed document will be:
  * Emailed to you (if enabled)
  * Available for download immediately
  * Stored securely in the Docufi3d platform for all signees

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#### 🛡️ Legal Notes

* Your signature is legally valid under eIDAS/AES/QES standards
* An audit log with time, IP, and method of signing is attached to the document
* If you have concerns, contact the sender


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