Texas § 201.933 DIGITAL SIGNATURE.

Texas Statutes

§ 201.933 — DIGITAL SIGNATURE.

Texas § 201.933

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 201.933 (2026).

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Sec. 201.933. DIGITAL SIGNATURE.

(a)A license application received by the department is considered signed if a digital signature is transmitted with the application and intended by the applicant to authenticate the license in accordance with Subsection (b).

(b)The department may only accept a digital signature used to authenticate a license application under procedures that:

(1)comply with any applicable rules of another state agency having jurisdiction over department use or acceptance of a digital signature; and

(2)provide for consideration of factors that may affect a digital signature's reliability, including whether a digital signature is:

(A)unique to the person using it;

(B)capable of independent verification;

(C)under the sole control of the person using it; and

(D)transmit

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Sec. 201.933. DIGITAL SIGNATURE. (a) A license application received by the department is considered signed if a digital signature is transmitted with the application and intended by the applicant to authenticate the license in accordance with Subsection (b).
(b) The department may only accept a digital signature used to authenticate a license application under procedures that:
(1) comply with any applicable rules of another state agency having jurisdiction over department use or acceptance of a digital signature; and
(2) provide for consideration of factors that may affect a digital signature's reliability, including whether a digital signature is:
(A) unique to the person using it;
(B) capable of independent verification;
(C) under the sole control of the person using it; and
(D) transmitted in a manner that will make it infeasible to change the data in the communication or digital signature without invalidating the digital signature.