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Home // Support // Verifying Digital Signatures
Access the verifier tool from here Signatures Verification.
Click Verify Document, select from the option that works accordingly – eg. Free – Secured Signing Documents and click Upload to add the document you wish to verify.
Click verify to check all signatures embedded in the document are valid.
Open the signed document with Adobe Reader
Please note this example shows Adobe Reader Version XI
Click on Digital Signature Field > Signature Properties > Show Signer Certificate > Trust tab > Click Add to Trusted Certificates > Ok > Reopen the Signe PDF File
Now the Adobe reader trusted the Secured Signing root certificate and the digital signature able to be verified by Adobe reader.
View other versions below:Adobe Reader 7Adobe Reader 8Adobe Reader 9 and 10
Click the View icon under Actions column and then the Verify button on the top left-hand side
Another way to verify your document is click the Check: Verify the Signature on your Document icon