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What is the signatory process in Morocco?

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In Morocco, employment contracts can be signed digitally using a certified tool provided by Remote People, no need for wet-ink signatures. However, they must be stamped (legalized) by a public authority afterward to be fully recognized for administrative and legal purposes.


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Ensuring contracts are stamped is the responsibility of the employee during their onboarding process.


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Steps

1. Receive and Sign Contract

  • Remote People drafts an employment contract.

  • Both the Employee and the Employer sign digitally via the provided certified tool.

2. Legalize the Contract (Stamping)

  • Employees must visit their nearest public office (commune/municipal office, local arrondissement, or notary's office) with:

    • A printed copy of the digitally signed contract

    • ID (CNIE or passport)

    • Any required fee

  • Request the legalization (stamp) of your signature. This confirms the authenticity of the digital signature and grants administrative validity under Moroccan law.

Where to Legalize a Contract

  • Online Portal: Submit & track legalization requests digitally through the Ministry of Interior's platform.

  • In-Person Offices: Any commune, arrondissement, or public administration office where legalization services are offered (ex. municipal annexes in Casablanca).

  • Useful links:

3. Share the Stamped Contract

  • Once stamped, Employees must scan and submit the legalized contract to Remote People.

  • Remote People will securely store it and notify the employer once complete.


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