What is the best way to sign Confirmation of Services with Upwork on a monthly basis?

Question

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Every month, when I transfer money from Upwork to my IP account, I need to provide documents to the currency control, including the signed Upwork Confirmation of Services.
Now my algorithm is this: every time I take the PDF template that they sent, enter the date, name, amount, signature, then create a Ticket in the support system in the "Get Paid > Other' section.
But it's really long. They look at the ticket only the next day, and they don’t always answer right away. More often on the first day they write something like: “Oh, we don’t know what it is, we need to look and think.” Then another day later: “Yes, it seems like you can sign it wait.” Then the weekend comes, and at best by Monday I get the signed document.
Is there any simpler and more efficient way to sign this document? Maybe it's wrong to do it through the support form on the site?

Answer 1

Actually, how else would you sign it?
Sent to Upwork - wait for a signed document from them.
True, I always receive a signed document the next day (I communicate in a chat, they create a ticket themselves).
Of course, someone puts his signature in the editor himself: here everyone decides for himself whether it is worth doing this or not (obviously, the law is being violated).
The maximum that can be optimized is to create a certain template for a chat letter, where, with each translation, insert a new link to the dropbox - for COS.
Well, or not send money every month

Answer 2

Damn, sign it yourself, it's just a piece of paper from paint or Word, in fact

Answer 3

I asked the same thing a month ago: Who requests CoS from Upwork? - strange but there are still no answers, everyone silently injects and continues to eat the cactus, apparently.
And this really sucked, despite the fact that this form of adding a ticket crashes every other time (and then you have to copy-paste it all into the chat) and there the attachments have been broken for a month now and you have to insert a link to the pdf through dropbox into the comments.
The last time they only sent me on the 3rd day - the ticket was apparently lost with a low priority, on the 2nd day they kicked them, realized it and on the 3rd they finally sent it.

Answer 4

I write to them in the chat, throw the act there, and they themselves create a ticket. Then you have to wait a day or two until the signed act is sent from above. In the chat, as a rule, they are already aware of what kind of act it is, and if something happens, they can be convinced in real time that it needs to be signed.

Answer 5

According to this:
https://support.upwork.com/hc/en-us/articles/22710...
1. you need to upload the form:
https://support.upwork.com/hc/article_attachments/...
2. fill in
3. send to [email protected]