UPDATE: Since 19.06.2023, Swisscom's signatures have been correctly validated at Telegom Regulierungs-GmbH (RTR).
If you have a document (in PDF form) with qualified electronic signatures, you can check the authenticity of the signatures with the following tool: Check RTR signature
Validate signature in Adobe Acrobat
In Adobe Acrobat, signatures can be validated by clicking on the Signatures tab on the left and going to "Validate All". If a signature is shown as invalid, the reason is also given:
![](https://notarity.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/notarity-acrobat-validate-signature-896x1024.png)
Here you can see that another page has been added after the signature ("1 Page(s) Added"). The exact changes can be compared by right-clicking on the signature and clicking on "Compare Signed Version to Current Version".
![](https://notarity.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/notarity-acrobat-view-signed-version-1024x698.png)
To check the validity of the signature itself, one can click on "View Signed Version" and then check the signature:
![](https://notarity.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/notarity-acrobat-validate-signed-version-1024x550.png)
The document at the time of the corresponding signature can be saved separately and validated with signature validators (Check RTR signature or ec.europa.eu) should be checked.