# How to save your signature and initial?
To save your signature, follow the procedures outlined below:
* Go to your Evia Sign home screen and click **MY SIGNATURE** on the Evia Sign side menu. This action will direct you to the MY SIGNATURE section of Evia Sign.
* Click **ADD SIGNATURE** button. This action will provide a dialogue box with four options to store your signature, s*igning* by c*hoosing a pre-determined signature font style generated by Evia Sign, signing with a mobile device, drawing your signature, and uploading a file with your signature.*
* Once you have selected one of the four options to sign the document, click **SAVE AND USE**.
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[Explore the different ways to add your signature](/how-to-sign-documents/explore-the-different-ways-to-add-your-signature.md)
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To save your initials:
* Click **ADD INITIAL** button.
* This action will provide an **ADD INITIAL** dialogue box with four options to store your initials.
* Once you have selected one of the four options, click **SAVE AND USE**.
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To store your initials, utilize the same procedures as the signature alternatives.
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* Once you have saved your SIGNATURE AND INITIALS, you can store them for future utilization.
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