It records that a person confirmed they read your waiver text: a checkbox, a typed full name and a date. It is not a verified e-signature. Ask a lawyer if that is enough.
What this form does not do
- It does not verify identity.
- It does not make a signed document or a PDF.
- It adds no legal wording. You write that.
Check that acknowledged is true before you rely on a row.
Make it with my AI
Paste this into your AI. It needs the creator MCP.
Create a form with AI Form API called "Waiver acknowledgement".
Description: [paste my waiver text here, or a link to it]. Then confirm below that you read and understood it.
Fields:
- activity_name: short_text, required, "Activity or event"
- participant_name: short_text, required, "Type your full name to confirm"
- acknowledged: checkbox, required, "I have read and understood the waiver text I was given"
- acknowledged_on: date, required, "Today's date"
- emergency_contact_name: short_text, optional; emergency_contact_phone: phone, optional
- contact_email: email, optional
Turn agent_fill off, then give me the public link.Tips
- Show the waiver text on the form page. Keep the downloaded CSV safe. Deleting a form removes its responses.
- More templates. Agent hand-off: agent-fillable forms.
Questions
Is this a legally binding e-signature?
No. We do not verify who typed the name. Ask a lawyer.
Where does the waiver text go?
Paste it into the form description, or link to a page. The template has no legal text.
Can a person fill it through their AI agent?
The page can hand it to their AI. Turn agent_fill off in the settings if you prefer they read it themselves.