Rule 6.1. Electronic Signatures and Electronic Notarizations

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The clerk must accept for filing any document that purports to have a signature, including documents that appear to be electronically signed or electronically notarized in accordance with applicable law. If the authenticity or sufficiency of an electronic signature or electronic notarization is disputed, a judicial officer will make a determination under applicable substantive law.

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Rule 6.1. Electronic Signatures and Electronic Notarizations · Ariz. R. P. Eviction Actions 6.1 | Frix