F.A.Q
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions we receive. If you need more information, don’t hesitate to contact us for personalized support.
What kind of documents are required to bind the contract?
The documents required to complete and sign a contract depend on the type of contract and the legal requirements of the country. However, some common documents include the signed agreement, which must be signed by all parties, either with a physical or electronic signature, depending on the legislation. Additionally, identity documents such as passports, driver’s licenses, or business registration documents are typically required to verify the identity of the parties involved.
For supporting proof, documents such as recent utility bills may be requested to confirm the address of the parties. If the agreement involves a company, corporate documents, such as the company’s articles of incorporation or authorization documents for signing on behalf of the business, such as a board resolution or power of attorney, may be required.
In many cases, financial statements or other documents proving the financial status of the parties may be needed. If the contract includes specific terms, additional documents may also be required, such as non-disclosure agreements or terms of service.
In certain situations, notarization or the presence of witnesses is necessary for the validity of the contract. Additionally, if the agreement involves deposits or payments, proof of these payments may be required. Furthermore, if the contract pertains to specific activities or industries, such as construction or real estate, special permits or certifications may be required.
Finally, there may be appendices referenced in the contract, such as schedules or specific descriptions of goods or services. These documents are typically added to the main contract to more precisely define the obligations and provisions included in the agreement.
Am I allowed to modify the schedule I created?
Yes, you are generally allowed to modify the schedule you created, but it depends on the context and agreements you have with other parties. If the schedule is related to an agreement or contract, you should check if there are terms that restrict or outline procedures for making changes.
In many cases, if the modification involves a joint agreement (such as in professional projects, contracts, etc.), consent from the involved parties is required. This may involve signing an additional document or agreeing to a new schedule.
If there is no legal commitment or agreement that prevents changing the schedule, you can modify it freely, but always taking into account the needs and priorities of the project or your goals.
It is important to communicate with the other parties involved, if any, to ensure that the modification will not cause issues or violate any other agreements.
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