How to sign a contract/agreement with a foreign organization without leaving home?

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Greetings.
I am concerned about the question of how it is possible for the parties to conclude an agreement in the 21st year of the 21st century (side A - an individual, side B - an organization) without resorting to intermediaries like a notary and without using paper and a wet signature?

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Answer 1

Take paper, print the contract, sign, scan to pdf, send. The other side prints, signs, scans, sends to pdf. The agreement has been concluded.
In general, this is a purely formal side for all kinds of reporting and banks with currency control.
The agreement may also be oral. Yes, and generally anyone.
Yes, even there, the jurisdiction of the whole case can be prescribed, only to sue in principle, and with a foreigner in particular - this is such a hemorrhoid that it is better not to count on him (I'm talking about the court).
That. for yourself, you need to determine those working conditions when you will not be sorry to lose your time, and they will not be sorry to lose their money. As a rule, if this is a long-term cooperation, then the customer needs "work", and you need "money", and if everything suits everyone, then he will have the result of the work, and you will have money. It's 100%. And this can be repeated as long as the customer is interested in you, and you are in him.

Answer 2

Just like before - orally :) The only question is what will such an agreement cost. Because you, as parties to the contract, can come to an agreement without signing anything at all. The agreement is necessary so that one of the parties (or both) does not think of violating the terms of the agreement - then the guarantor of compliance with the conditions (the state in whose name this or that agreement is signed) will be able to influence the violator.
You want to leave the state with a nose. With a certain resourcefulness, this can be done. But when your "foreign organization" throws you - where will you run, plaintively yelling: "Robbed!"?
"... - Robbed!" shouted Goodman.
- So what? - said the bartender, without
looking up
.
And now I've been robbed. How can there be no crime on Tranai if I have been robbed?
- So it's understandable. On Tranai, robbery is not considered a crime .... "
(C) Robert Sheckley. Ticket to the planet Tranai