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Laws supporting the use of electronic signatures in Mexico
- Federal Civil Code.
- Commercial Code.
- Advanced Electronic Signature Law.
- Federal Consumer Protection Law.
- General Agreement 21/2007 issued by the
- Plenary Session of the Federal Judiciary Council.
- Criminal and civil procedural laws.
What kind of firm are we in Mexico?
Simple electronic signature compliant with NOM 151. The NOM 151 conservation stamp is issued through a PSC called PS World, accredited by the Mexican Ministry of Economy.
Laws supporting the use of electronic signatures in Colombia
- Law 527 of 1999 of Colombia,
- Decree 2364 of 2012 of Colombia.
What kind of firm are we in Colombia?
Simple electronic signature
Laws supporting the use of electronic signatures in Brazil
- Brazilian Civil Code, Articles 104, 107, and 225.
- Code of Civil Procedure, Articles 369, 411, 440, and 441.
- Provisional Measure 2.200-2/2001.
- Law 14.063 of 2020.
What kind of firm are we in Brazil?
- Electronic signature
- Digital signature/Advanced signature (ICP-Brazil)
- Accredited time stamp CPF validated with federal revenue service
Laws supporting the use of electronic signatures in Argentina
- Digital Signature Law - Law 25,506. Establishes the legal framework for the use of electronic signatures, digital certificates, and electronic documents in the public and private spheres.
- Article 11: Digitally signed electronic documents and those reproduced in digital format and digitally signed from first-generation originals in any other medium shall also be considered originals and, as a result, shall have probative value as such, in accordance with the procedures determined by the regulations.
- Argentine Civil and Commercial Code; Article 288 of the Argentine Civil and Commercial Code recognizes the validity of digital signatures inserted in digital instruments.
What kind of firm are we in Argentina?
Simple electronic signature
Laws supporting the use of electronic signatures in Chile
- Law No. 19,799 on Electronic Documents, Electronic Signatures, and Certification Services for such signatures.
- Supreme Decree No. 181 of 2002. Approves the Regulations of Law 19,799 on electronic documents, electronic signatures, and the certification of such signatures. Latest version in 2014.
- Supreme Decree No. 14 of 2014. Amends Decree No. 181 of 2002, which approves the Regulations of Law No. 19,799 on electronic documents, electronic signatures, and the certification of such signatures.
- Supreme Decree No. 154 of 2012. Amends Decree No. 181 of 2002, which approves the Regulations of Law No. 19,799 on electronic documents, electronic signatures, and the certification of such signatures.
- Law No. 20,217 of 2007. Amends the Code of Civil Procedure and Law No. 19,799 on electronic documents, electronic signatures, and the certification services for such signatures.
- Supreme Decree No. 83 of 2005. Approves technical standards for state administrative bodies on the security and confidentiality of electronic documents.
What kind of firm are we in Chile?
Simple electronic signature
Laws supporting the use of electronic signatures in Peru
- Supreme Decree No. 029-2021-PCM approved the regulations for the Digital Government Law and amended the regulations for Law No. 27269, the Digital Signatures and Certificates Law.
- Peruvian Civil Code, approved by Legislative Decree No. 295.
- Law No. 27269, Law on Digital Signatures and Certificates.
- Supreme Decree No. 052-2008-PCM, Regulations of the Law on Digital Signatures and Certificates.
What kind of firm are we in Peru?
Advanced electronic signature with time stamp issued by a provider accredited by INDECOPI. To activate the time stamp, the additional feature must be purchased.
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Frequently asked questions
How does sending the document for signature work?
After creating the document, you just need to enter the signers' email addresses and click “Send.”
Truora takes care of the rest: each person receives a secure link via email, accesses the document, and signs in seconds, without having to create an account or install anything.
You can track progress in real time from the dashboard: who has already signed, who is missing, and when the process was completed.
Is it possible to control the order and flow of signatures?
Yes. You decide whether you want everyone to sign at the same time or in a specific sequence.
The platform automatically manages the sending process and notifies each signer at the right time, ensuring that the flow follows exactly as you configured it.
When everyone is finished, the document is closed and you receive the signed version along with the complete audit report.
How can I track the progress of a document sent for signature?
From the moment you send the document, you can track its status in real time from your dashboard: who has already signed, who still needs to sign, and if there are any pending signatures.
The platform also sends automatic email reminders to signatories, and when everyone has finished, you receive the completed document along with its audit report, which supports the legal validity of the signature.



