UETA (Uniform Electronic Transactions Act)

A state-level law adopted by 49 states giving electronic signatures equivalent legal effect.

The Uniform Electronic Transactions Act is a model statute that has been adopted, in some form, by 49 states (all except New York, which has a similar statute under a different name). Together with the federal ESIGN Act, UETA establishes that electronic signatures and electronic records are legally equivalent to their paper counterparts for nearly all transaction types. UETA defines the legal requirements for an enforceable electronic signature: intent to sign, consent to electronic transactions, and a clear association of the signature with the document.

Related Terms

Electronic Signature (E-Sign)

A legally binding signature applied digitally instead of by hand on paper.
ESIGN Act

The federal law (2000) that gives electronic signatures the same legal effect as handwritten ones.
Lease

The written contract between a park operator and a resident governing tenancy terms.

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