Validity of signatures to carry out procedures in the EID.
Law 39/2015, of October 1 of the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations, establishes in its art. 10.1:"Interested parties may sign through any means that allows accrediting the authenticity of the expression of their will and consent, as well as the integrity and unalterability of the document."
In application of this article, the following will be admitted for the purposes of the procedures to be carried out in this School:
- Valid electronic signature, in accordance with art. 10.2 of Law 39/2015. "recognized or qualified and advanced based on recognized or qualified electronic certificates of electronic signature issued by providers included in the "Trusted List of Certification Service Providers". For these purposes, the aforementioned recognized or qualified electronic certificates are understood to include those of a legal person and of an entity without legal personality."
- Original handwritten signature.
Exceptionally, when circumstances make it difficult to send the document by the previous means, the original handwritten signature, scanned in its entirety after the signature and sent from the institutional e-mail of the signatory, shall be admitted.
In the latter case, the original document will remain in the possession of the issuer in case it is required by the processing body at any time during the procedure.
The insertion of images of signatures shall not be considered a valid signature, since it does not comply with the requirements of art. 10 of Law 39/2015, as it does not guarantee the authenticity of the expression of the signatory's will and consent.