Legal framework in Puerto Rico
Act 148-2006, the Electronic Transactions Act, regulates electronic transactions and signatures in Puerto Rico, aligned with UETA. In addition, as a US territory, the federal ESIGN Act applies. PRITS coordinates their use in government.
Legal framework
Act 148-2006 + UETA + ESIGN Act
What makes a signature valid in Puerto Rico?
A valid signature requires intent to sign, consent and a record of the process. Firmiu's audit trail — IP, device, location, timestamp and verification — meets those requirements.
How to sign documents in Puerto Rico
1
Upload your PDF
Upload the document and enter the name and email of the person who must sign.
2
The signer receives a link
They get an email with a unique link and a verification code.
3
Signed document
The PDF is signed with its audit trail, ready to download.
Frequently asked questions
- Are electronic signatures legal in Puerto Rico?
- Yes. Under Act 148-2006, UETA and the federal ESIGN Act.
- Does US federal law apply?
- Yes. As a US territory, the ESIGN Act applies.
- Do they work for commercial agreements?
- Yes, for the vast majority of commercial and consumer contracts.
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