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# Group statuses

User groups within the applications also have a series of associated states, detailed below:

| **Status**                                   | **Description**                                                                                                      |
| -------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **0 – All signatures are missing**           | In issuing applications, no user in the group has signed any file.                                                   |
| **1 – Signatures missing**                   | In issuing applications, there are users who have not signed files.                                                  |
| **2 – All signatures are missing**           | In receiving applications, no user in the group has signed any file.                                                 |
| **3 – Signatures are missing**               | In receiving applications, there are users who have not signed files.                                                |
| **4 – Group signed**                         | All the users required for the group to be fully signed have already signed.                                         |
| **5 – Cannot sign: order (signature level)** | No user in the group can sign because another group or user must sign first.                                         |
| **6 - Encrypted/compressed data**            | The group is a receiving group; the data is encrypted.                                                               |
| **7 – There are invalid signatures**         | There is a signature from a user in the group that has an invalid signature. Possible modification of the data file. |


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