Self Attesting a document

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Take ownership of your actions by self-attesting your document.

What is self-attestation?

Think of self-attestation as taking ownership of your documents. By self-attesting a copy, you're essentially saying, "I've checked this copy, and it's an accurate representation of its contents". It's a handy way to simplify document exchange, saving you time and effort.

Where can you use self-attestation?

Self-attestation is accepted for various purposes, but it's always best to check with the receiving party beforehand. Here are some common use cases:

University Applications

Submitting self-attested copies of transcripts, diplomas, or certificates.

Job Applications

Provide self-attested copies of your resume, educational qualifications, or proof of address.

Rental Applications

Submitting self-attested copies of your ID or income verification documents.

Government Agencies

When requested for self-attested copies of identity documents or utility bills.

How to self-attest your document?

Ready to self-attest your document with ZoopSign? Here's how it works:

  1. Sign Up or Log In: Head over to ZoopSign and create a free account (or log in if you already have one).
  2. Click the Ensign Button: Look for the "eSign" button on your dashboard. This is where the magic happens!
  3. Choose "Draw eSign" Mode: Select "Draw eSign" as the signing mode.
  4. Upload Your Document: Now, upload the document you want to self-attest.
  5. Place Your Signature: ZoopSign offers the flexibility to place your signature anywhere on the document.
  6. Sign and Send (or Download): Simply sign your document electronically and send it off, or download the self-attested copy for your records
The self-attestation feature has been such a huge help! It's so convenient to sign my documents electronically, saving me a lot of time and headaches. - Sara Daskar, Business Head
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