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How electronic witnessing can revolutionise conveyancers’ work?

12oct12:00 pm1:00 pmHow electronic witnessing can revolutionise conveyancers’ work?

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A practical guide to an HMLR compliant solution

Join this webinar to learn more about how eWitnessing can transform document signing at your practice.

Yoti’s legal and technical teams have worked closely with HMLR to shape our final guidance for electronic witnessing.

During this webinar we will cover how conveyancers can use eWitnessing in practice to deliver an improved service and stay compliant with HMLR requirements.

Yoti’s James Lancaster will discuss

  • The technology behind eWitnessing
  • How conveyancers can get documents witnessed
  • HMLR requirements to sign and witness documents legally
Following the webinar you can book a meeting directly with James to explore Yoti’s eSign platform further. CLICK HERE to book now

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(Tuesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm(GMT+00:00)

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Yoti

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