Sign a PDF with Adobe Reader DC
First, you will need to make sure your certificate has been properly installed. For token-based certificates, a procedure will have been sent to you.
Signing procedure
- Open your document in Adobe Reader, then click the Tools tab on the left of your document name.
- In the tool list, click the Open button from the Certificates tool.
- Adobe Reader will then go back to the Document tab with an added Certificates banner. On this banner, click Digitally Sign.
- A pop-up window will now open. Click OK and follow the window's instructions: click and trace a rectangle (by keeping the click button pressed) to choose where your signature will be displayed. Release the click button to finish tracing the rectangle.
- A second pop-up window will open to choose your signature certificate. Check the correct certificate and click Continue. If your certificate does not appear in the list, it means
that it was not installed correctly: you will need to reinstall the
certificate before continuing.
- A preview of your signature will appear. Click Sign to go through with the signature.
- Then, choose where to save your new PDF file and the signature will be complete.
See Also
- Recognition of third part certificates in Acrobat Reader
- Obtain a client certificate
- Install a Client Certificate
- Use our assistant to get the right client certificate
- Adobe Documentation - Signing PDF (not up to date on the 2019-05-15)
- Adobe Documentation - Certificate-based Signatures (not up to date on the 2019-05-15)
- Adobe Approved Certificate Authorities
- Certigna Documentation - Signing a PDF document(FR)
- ChamberSign documentation (french) - Sign a PDF file
- ChamberSign documentation - PDF format
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