LegalizePH

E-signatures between people

Sign it online.
We stand as witness.

Promissory notes, loans and simple contracts, signed by verified people from their phones. No lawyer and no office visit needed.

What you can sign

Everyday agreements that do not need a lawyer

Promissory note

One person promises to pay another a fixed amount by a set date.

Loan agreement

A loan with interest and a repayment schedule both sides agree to.

Simple contract

A sale, a service or any plain agreement between two people.

Your own PDF

Upload a document you already wrote and collect signatures on it.

How it works

Four steps, usually done the same day

  1. 1

    Write it or upload it

    Start from a promissory note, loan or simple contract, or upload your own PDF.

  2. 2

    Invite the other person

    They get a private link by email. Nothing is signed until both of you agree.

  3. 3

    Both verify, then sign

    Each signer passes an ID and selfie check once, then signs with a one-time code.

  4. 4

    Legalize.ph witnesses it

    We add our signature and a timestamp, and both of you get the signed copy.

The witness certificate

Proof you can show if anyone questions the signing

Every completed agreement comes with a certificate from Legalize.ph. Only people with a verified identity can sign, so the certificate ties each signature to a real person.

See a sample certificate
  • Who signedEach signer's verified name, checked against a government ID and a live selfie.
  • When they signedThe date and time of every step, from the invitation to the last signature.
  • That nothing changedA fingerprint of the document. If one character changes later, the check fails.

E-sign or notarize?

Pick the one your document needs

E-sign with a witness

For private agreements between people: money lent to a friend, a sale, a service. You and the other person sign; Legalize.ph witnesses and keeps the record.

  • · No lawyer or notary involved
  • · Done from your phone, at any hour
  • · Certificate with identities, times and a fingerprint
Start an agreement

Notarize with an ENP

For documents that the law or an office requires to be notarized, such as a Special Power of Attorney, an affidavit or a deed of sale of land.

  • · Done by an Electronic Notary Public
  • · Video session with the notary
  • · Notarial seal and entry in the notarial book
Notarize a document