Select "By checking this box, I agree to these eSignature beta Terms.”. Once you have completed all Signature fields, click Mark Complete. 
To begin signing, click Sign which will open the document into a PDF viewer. 
Open the email notification and click the embedded link to open the document. You will receive an email for any documents that have requested your signature. Important: For now, this feature only supports requests to Google accounts and only allows a signature field to be added for the recipient. Important: After you click “Send,” the document will lock to avoid any changes before the signee is able to sign. Important:: For now, this feature only supports requests to Google accounts and only allows a signature field to be added for the recipient. Enter the email address for the individual whom you would like to sign the document. Once you have added all of the appropriate fields, click Request signature in the right side panel. Select Signature to add this field to your doc. In the right side pane, click Add a field to request. Go to and either create a new document or open an existing one that you’d like to use. Enrollment requests may take up to two weeks to process. Important: Since this is a limited beta, not all requests will be approved at this time. If you are, please complete this form using the email that you used to register for your Workspace Individual subscription. If you're not a Google Workspace Individual subscriber, you can sign up at /individual. 
Participation requires an active Google Workspace Individual subscription which you can use to request enrollment to the beta via a Google Form. The eSignature feature for Google Docs is currently in beta. Note, use of this feature is subject to the following terms and conditions. To get started, follow the instructions below. The last digital signature is added by the manager which locks the PDF so the document can no longer be tampered with.You can sign documents or request a signature in Google Docs. The PDF in the shared folder is opened by another person and digitally signs after making more edits. The first person fills out the fillable PDF, adds their digital signature and emails it to another person, who edits and then adds their digital signature and saves into a shared folder.
Is this correct? Because this is not happening with the PDF we have been working with, which wouldn't work anyways since changes will be required after the form is subnitted. I have been working with a fillable PDF with multiple digital signature fields, however, I am very confused because from what I've read is 'I f a PDF is signed using a digital ID or certificate, it’s locked to prevent changes to the document'.
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