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Michael, Here is the code I used when I got that error. I retrieved the signer and then referenced the id property.

            PackageId packageId = new PackageId("e037d16d-6594-4344-b62d-d0de0d123457");
            Signer sName = eslClient.GetPackage(packageId).GetSigner("[email protected]");
            string sUrl = eslClient.PackageService.GetSigningUrl(packageId, sName.Id);

Thank you, Colleen

Michael, Let's go back a step. When I'm adding signers to the package, I'm using the following code. When this signer is added to your system, does it automatically generate a roleId? If so, how do I see it so that I can store it in our database?

Signer signer = SignerBuilder.NewSignerWithEmail(au.emailAddress)
                        .WithFirstName(au.firstName)
                        .WithLastName(au.lastName)
                        .SigningOrder(au.sortOrder)
                        .Build();

                    eslClient.PackageService.AddSigner(pkgId, signer);

                    string signerId = eslClient.GetPackage(pkgId).GetSigner(au.emailAddress).Id;

Thank you, Colleen

Michael, I am using SDK version 10.13.0.0. If I use a customId, does that show up in the designer view anywhere or is it just a behind the scenes value? We are showing the designer view to our users for them to add the signers to the documents. I just want to make sure it doesn't show in that view. I'll give the customId a try. Thanks Colleen

Hi. I have not been passing a time in, so the midnight time makes sense to what we are seeing. We store date/hour/minute/second in our system. I can account for the timezone when the user sets it on our end and convert it to GMT before saving it in your system. So, that's fine. What time is checked when it's expired? GMT midnight, or something else? Thanks Colleen

Michael, Thanks for the quick update. I'll give it a try and let you know. Colleen