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Learn to Import Documents via iOS Mobile Camera
SignNow allows importing documents via iOS camera. In the Documents' folder click the “+” icon.
Tap on Photo in the pop-up window.
Now photograph the document you need.
Once you have taken a picture, it will be immediately downloaded to your SignNow account. Now you have to name the document.
Name the document and click Save. Wait until the document is saved as PDF.
Next, you will see the document the first in the list in the Documents folder.
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