Abstract: Disclosed is a method of facilitating electronic signing of a document. The method may include receiving a first confirmation from a witness electronic device associated with a witness. Furthermore, the method may include making a document available to a signor electronic device based on the first confirmation. Further, the signor electronic device may be configured to present the document to the signor and receive an electronic signature from the signor. Additionally, the method may include receiving a second confirmation from the witness electronic device. Further, the method may include receiving a signed document from the signor electronic device. Furthermore, the signed document may include the electronic signature of the signor. Additionally, the electronic signature may be validated based on receipt of each of the first confirmation and the second confirmation.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure may provide a Virtual Marking and Verification Platform (hereinafter referred to as the “platform”). The platform may be used by holders of intellectual property (IP) rights to put the public on notice of their rights. To put the public on notice, users of the platform (e.g., the IP rights holders) may register to receive a seal issued by the platform. The seal may be comprised of a combination of graphical and/or textual elements confined in, for example, a computer-icon. The computer-icon may be associated with a uniform resource locator (URL) that leads to a certificate page. The certificate page may comprise information associated with the user's intellectual property rights. A user may display an issued seal within the user's software application and/or website. Viewers of the seal may then ‘click’ the seal to view the certificate page containing information associated with the user's intellectual property rights.