Regarding the contract, can you please print out the PDF document, sign it and send it to our company?

Top け ないでしょうか. I can please you. . .

Ding く is a respectful language, showing respect for the other person. It means asking the other person to do it. . The other side is for me. . .

Usually followed by the て form of the verb, ってcrestく

Youda に駅まで车で Send っていただく (a friend drove me to the station)

Mr. に教えていただく (Teacher teaches me)

The subject of the action is not oneself, but the other party, and one is receiving the favor from others.

Note that the particle of the action subject should be に

お + the conjugated form of the verb + いただく also expresses respect and asks you to do it. . . (This is the usage in the question)

For example: Today's far away いところをわざわざ　お集まりいただき　ありがとうございました.

/I would like to express my gratitude to the Center for inviting everyone to come from afar today