Thanks to the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act (URPERA), yes. While it is best to sign the deed in person, electronic signatures are still allowed, provided that other supporting documents “logically” match the deed’s contents. There is also no need for a stamp or seal to accompany the electronic signature. However, it is best to check your state’s laws regarding the use of electronic signatures because, though this may be the norm in some areas, others may still require you to sign legal papers using the traditional way.