Making comments permanent

I'm trying to sign some pdf documents with my tablet. I'm using the pen tool in acrobat, signing it, saving and then when it opens it preview the signature is not visible. Because what I did I guess was just adding a comment. How can I write on top of a pdf document and make it permanent/not a "comment"?.

It depends upon how you entered the comments. Some comments will be
preserved if you flatten the pdf. For example, if you enter comments
with the textbox tool these will be preserved. If you use the Sticky
Notes they will not be. If you use the typewritter tool to enter
comments, then this will be preserved when flattened.
Mike

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