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You may decline to sign when: * You received an envelope meant for another person * You’re signing an agreement such as an apartment lease and some of the terms you agreed to during your discussion with the leasing agent are missing or incorrect * The envelope containing the on-boarding package for your new job is missing key documents When you decline to sign, it voids the entire envelope for you and all other recipients of the envelope. Before declining to sign a document, ask the sender of the envelope a question by posting a comment to the envelope. See Use Comments to Ask and Answer Questions About a Document. You can also reply to the email notification you received. To decline to sign: 1. Open the email notification and select REVIEW DOCUMENT. 2. In the upper-right of the envelope select OTHER ACTIONS and select Decline to Sign. 3. Confirm that you understand that declining to sign voids the envelope not only for yourself, but also for all the other recipients of the envelope. Select CONTINUE. 4. Provide the sender of the envelope a reason why you are declining to sign. The sender of the document may require you to provide a reason why you're declining. The text you enter is emailed to the sender and is recorded as part of the envelope history. 5. After providing a reason why you are declining, select DECLINE TO SIGN. Prev Change signing responsibility Next Sign with an in-person notary Close SHARE THIS PAGE Close SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK *What would you like to tell us about this page? Complete this field. Provide your email if you'd like us to respond Send FeedbackSkip Close THANK YOU Thank you for submitting your feedback Close Open Attachments Attachments Select AllDownload Was this helpful? 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