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Update the document to Adobe Standards If the PDF was made in an older version of Adobe Acrobat, or some other form of file editing program, Adobe may have an issue validating the signature, as the document is altered once Adobe opens it, with the signature. Certain Fonts, colors or images may cause this issue.

How to verify Digital Signature Open the PDF file in PDF Converter Professional. Left-click on the DSC field. Click ?Verify Signature?. Click ?Properties?. Click ?Verify Identity?. Add ?Contact information for certificate owner:?. Click ?Add to List?. Click ?Close?.

With your document open in Adobe Acrobat Reader, click File >> Print. When the Print dialog box opens, look for the "Comments and Forms:" drop-down below the Properties button, located in the upper-right. Click the drop-down and select "Document and Markups." Now print.

To do so, open the document in Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader. Click the Signature Panel icon then click ?Validate All? then ?OK?. The software will run a validation check to see if the digital certificate used to sign the document is valid.

April 09, 2021 AM. As the author of a document, when you certify it, you attest to its contents and control what (if anything) can be done to it while retaining its certified status.

Select the Trust tab in the 'Certificate Viewer' window. Select Add to trusted certificates to add the certificate as a trusted source, and select OK. Select the Certified documents check box to trust this certificate, and select OK. Select Validate signature.

Right-click the signature field, and select Sign Document or Certify With Visible Signature. Note: You can also create an appearance using the Signature preferences: Edit > Preferences > Signatures (Windows) or Acrobat > Preferences > Signatures (Mac OS).