E-signatures shows a Due column and repeats the due information in the request details. Check both the request title and its date so you do not confuse separate documents sent around the same time.
If no useful date is shown, do not invent a deadline from the date you received an email or first opened the request. Read the message and instructions for context, then ask the team when the specific document is needed.
If the displayed date conflicts with written instructions, quote the two dates in your question and identify the request. Keep the request unsigned if the timing conflict affects your decision to sign or the document’s contents.
An expired request is a separate state from a missing date. A request that is no longer open may need to be reissued by the team. Opening the page again does not extend it. If you have already signed, use the signed record’s completion date to discuss what happened, rather than treating the original Due value as proof of when you submitted.
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