System and method for the electronic management and execution of transaction documents
First Claim
1. A method for electronically executing an electronic document, comprising:
- receiving, from a first computer, first identification information associated with a first signatory user;
receiving, from a second computer, second identification information associated with a second signatory user;
identifying at least one unexecuted electronic document that requires execution by the first and second signatory users;
receiving a first user command from the first computer identifying the assent of the first signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document;
receiving a second user command from the second computer identifying the assent of the second signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document;
receiving a third user command from the first computer identifying the presence of a notary user with the first signatory user;
in response to receiving the first user command and the second user command, electronically executing the at least one unexecuted document by applying official electronic notarization indicia associated with the notary user to the at least one unexecuted document to create at least one electronically executed document, the official electronic notarization indicia certifying the presence of the notary user at the execution of the at least one executed and certified electronic document by the first user and identifying the notary user as a registered and valid notary meeting at least one jurisdictional requirement.
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Abstract
One aspect of the invention is a method for generating a certified electronic document that includes receiving identification information associated with a signatory user from a computer. From the same computer, identification information associated with a notary user is also received. At least one electronic document that requires certification is identified on a display. A first user command is received from the computer identifying the assent of the signatory user to the execution of the at least one electronic document. A second user command is received from the computer identifying the assent of the notary user to the certification of the at least one electronic document. Official indicia associated with the notary user is applied to the at least one electronic document to create at least one certified document.
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38 Claims
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1. A method for electronically executing an electronic document, comprising:
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receiving, from a first computer, first identification information associated with a first signatory user; receiving, from a second computer, second identification information associated with a second signatory user; identifying at least one unexecuted electronic document that requires execution by the first and second signatory users; receiving a first user command from the first computer identifying the assent of the first signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a second user command from the second computer identifying the assent of the second signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a third user command from the first computer identifying the presence of a notary user with the first signatory user; in response to receiving the first user command and the second user command, electronically executing the at least one unexecuted document by applying official electronic notarization indicia associated with the notary user to the at least one unexecuted document to create at least one electronically executed document, the official electronic notarization indicia certifying the presence of the notary user at the execution of the at least one executed and certified electronic document by the first user and identifying the notary user as a registered and valid notary meeting at least one jurisdictional requirement. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A method for electronically executing an electronic document, comprising:
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receiving, from a single computer, first identification information associated with a first signatory user; receiving, from the single computer, second identification information associated with a second signatory user; receiving, from the single computer, third identification information associated with a notary user; identifying, on a display, at least one unexecuted electronic document that requires execution by the first and second signatory users; receiving a first user command from the single computer identifying the assent of the first signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a second user command from the single computer identifying the assent of the second signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a third user command from the single computer identifying the presence of a notary user with the first signatory user; in response to receiving the first user command and the second user command, electronically executing the at least one unexecuted document by applying official electronic notarization indicia associated with the notary user to the at least one unexecuted document to create at least one electronically executed document, the official electronic notarization indicia certifying the presence of the notary user at the execution of the at least one executed and certified electronic document by the first user and identifying the notary user as a registered and valid notary meeting at least one jurisdictional requirement. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method for electronically executing an electronic document, comprising:
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receiving, from a computer, identification information associated with a signatory user; identifying, on a display, a first unexecuted electronic document that requires execution by the first signatory user; identifying, on the display, a first signature location within the first unexecuted electronic document; receiving, from the computer, a first user command identifying the assent of the signatory user to have a later captured signature applied to the first unexecuted electronic document at the first signature location; identifying, on the display, at least one additional signature location within the first unexecuted electronic document; for each at least one additional signature location, receiving, from the computer, at least one additional user command identifying the assent of the signatory user to have the later captured signature applied to the first unexecuted electronic document at the first signature location; at some time after the first user command and the at least one additional user commands are received from the computer, using an electronic signature pad to electronically capture a representation of a handwritten signature of the signatory user; in response to capturing the signature of the signatory user, creating a first executed document by applying the electronic signature of the signatory user to the first signature location and to each at least one additional signature location within the first unexecuted electronic document; receiving a second user command from the first computer identifying the presence of a notary user with the signatory user; and in response to receiving the second user command, electronically executing the at least one unexecuted document by applying official electronic notarization indicia associated with the notary user to the at least one unexecuted document to create at least one electronically executed document, the official electronic notarization indicia certifying the presence of the notary user at the execution of the at least one executed and certified electronic document by the user and identifying the notary user as a registered and valid notary meeting at least one jurisdictional requirement. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19)
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20. A non-transitory computer-readable medium embodying a program of instructions for generating a certified electronic document when executed by a computer, the program of instructions operable to cause the computer to perform steps comprising:
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receiving, from a first computer, first identification information associated with a first signatory user; receiving, from a second computer, second identification information associated with a second signatory user; identifying at least one unexecuted electronic document that requires execution by the first and second signatory users; receiving a first user command from the first computer identifying the assent of the first signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a second user command from the second computer identifying the assent of the second signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a third user command from the first computer identifying the presence of a notary user with the first signatory user; and in response to receiving the first user command and the second user command, electronically executing the at least one unexecuted document by applying official electronic notarization indicia associated with the notary user to the at least one unexecuted document to create at least one electronically executed document, the official electronic notarization indicia certifying the presence of the notary user at the execution of the at least one executed and certified electronic document by the first user and identifying the notary user as a registered and valid notary meeting at least one jurisdictional requirement. - View Dependent Claims (21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28)
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29. A non-transitory computer-readable medium embodying a program of instructions for generating a certified electronic document when executed by a computer, the program of instructions operable to cause the computer to perform steps comprising:
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receiving, from a single computer, first identification information associated with a first signatory user; receiving, from the single computer, second identification information associated with a second signatory user; receiving from the single computer, third identification information associated with a notary user; identifying, on a display, at least one unexecuted electronic document that requires execution by the first and second signatory users; receiving a first user command from the single computer identifying the assent of the first signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a second user command from the single computer identifying the assent of the second signatory user to the execution of the at least one unexecuted electronic document; receiving a third user command from the single computer identifying the presence of a notary user with the first signatory user; and in response to receiving the first user command and the second user command, electronically executing the at least one unexecuted document by applying official electronic notarization indicia associated with the notary user to the at least one unexecuted document to create at least one electronically executed document, the official electronic notarization indicia certifying the presence of the notary user at the execution of the at least one executed and certified electronic document by the first user and identifying the notary user as a registered and valid notary meeting at least one jurisdictional requirement. - View Dependent Claims (30, 31, 32, 33, 34)
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35. A non-transitory computer-readable medium embodying a program of instructions for generating a certified electronic document when executed by a computer, the program of instructions operable to cause the computer to perform steps comprising:
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receiving identification information associated with a signatory user; identifying, on a display, a first unexecuted electronic document that requires execution by the first signatory user; identifying, on the display, a first signature location within the first unexecuted electronic document; receiving a first user command identifying the assent of the signatory user to have a later captured signature applied to the first unexecuted electronic document at the first signature location; identifying, on the display, at least one additional signature location within the first unexecuted electronic document; for each at least one additional signature location, receiving at least one additional user command identifying the assent of the signatory user to have the later captured signature applied to the first unexecuted electronic document at the first signature location; at some time after the first user command and the at least one additional user commands are received from the computer, electronically capturing the electronic signature of the signatory user; in response to capturing the signature of the signatory user, creating a first executed document by applying the electronic signature of the signatory user to the first signature location and to each at least one additional signature location within the first unexecuted electronic document; receiving a second user command from the first computer identifying the presence of a notary user with the signatory user; and in response to receiving the second user command, electronically executing the at least one unexecuted document by applying official electronic notarization indicia associated with the notary user to the at least one unexecuted document to create at least one electronically executed document, the official electronic notarization indicia certifying the presence of the notary user at the execution of the at least one executed and certified electronic document by the user and identifying the notary user as a registered and valid notary meeting at least one jurisdictional requirement. - View Dependent Claims (36, 37, 38)
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