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# Signing a document received for signature from the other person

You will receive information about the document to be signed by e-mail. Among other things, the e-mail will include the name and e-mail of the person who commissioned you to sign the document, as well as the name of the file.

To sign the document:

1. Click the "**Sign Now**" button located in the e-mail.
2. You will be redirected to the platform (to the login page). Log in. 
3. The screen will display the document(s) to be signed.

*The signing process looks the same as described in* [*this section*](/signius-professional-platform-en/commissioning-a-document-for-signature.md#signing-the-document-s) *(excluding the option to select a graphic representation of the signature, which is defined by the person ordering the document for signing).*

4. **Select the document** (or documents, if there are several) to be signed and click the button located in the lower right corner "**Sign the selected documents**".

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   ❗ **NOTE: Before signing the document, review it by hovering the mouse over the card icon and clicking on the loupe icon that appears.**
5. In the next step, a screen with your data will appear - if it has not changed, confirm it by clicking the button "**I confirm my data is up-to-date Sign the documents**". 
6. You will receive an SMS code on your mobile phone, which you must enter on the screen.

**The document is now signed.**

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