Digital Signature Certificate Online
A digital signature certificate (DSC) is a key that is cryptographically secure and is given out by certifying authorities (CAs) in order to validate and confirm the identity of the person who owns the certificate. DSCs are mostly used by organisations when they need to securely authenticate the signature and validate the signed copy of a document when it is being digitally signed online.
The government of India's numerous forms must be submitted with DSC, which is a legal obligation. When generating a signature, DSC employs public-key encryption. Electronic papers, emails, and other materials sent digitally will all contain a digital signature certificate encoded within them. Using technology for encryption, these signatures offer and improve security.
Digital Signature Certificates are distributed in India by the Controller of Certifying Authority. Eight certification agencies have been granted permission by the Office of the Controller of Certification Agencies (CCA) to provide DSCs to those who request them. The Digital Signature Certificate is issued in India by one of the Certifying Authorities, EMudhra.
With a 2-year validity period and a secure USB token, IndiaFilings can assist you in getting an eMudhra Class 3 Digital Signature certificate in India. The application procedure will be entirely online, so there is no need to send your paperwork by mail or courier. A FIPS-compliant ePass USB token is included with every Digital Signature to protect it throughout its entire period of validity.
Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate
The most secure certificate with a signature and encryption is a Class 3 DSC certificate. IndiaFilings will assist you in obtaining the Class 3 DSC, which comes with a USB token and an encryption certificate that can be used for both encryption and signing. A document is signed with a signature certificate, and the data is encrypted with an encryption certificate. Individuals, businesses, and organisations will each receive a Class 3 DSC.
Class 3 Digital Signatures can be used for a variety of things, including MCA e-filing, Income Tax e-filing, e-Tendering, LLP registration, GST application, IE code registration, Form 16, Patent and trademark e-filing, Customs e-filing, e-Procurement, e-Biding, and e-Auction, among other things.
Class 3 DSC for Individual
IndiaFilings may assist people in obtaining a Class 3 Digital Signature with an ePass Token. DSC can be submitted electronically with papers by the authorised person. It ensures the validity and confidentiality of records that are delivered electronically.
Class 3 DSC for Company/Organization
Companies, NGOs, trusts, government agencies, and organisations may use Class 3 DSC. IndiaFilings may assist you in obtaining an eMudhra Class 3 Digital Signature certificate in India with a two-year validity and a secure USB token.
DSC will be issued in the Company's name; this establishes the user's authority on behalf of the Company and contains personal and Company information. To authorise a signatory for any company, a Class 3 DSC is issued.
Renewal of Class 3 DSC
According to Controller of Certification Agencies (CCA) guidelines, renewing Digital Signatures requires fresh identity verification. You can renew your Class 3 DSC by following the same process as buying a new Digital Signature Certificate on the IndiaFilings website.
- You can apply for DSC renewal through our website once it is expired or before the expiry date.
- Pricing for renewal remains the same as buying a new DSC through our website.
Documents Required For Class 3 Digital Signature with ePass Token
PAN Card Copy
Passport Copy
Electricity bill
Gas Bill
Aadhar Card
Passport Size Photo
Faq's
Is there any validity of the Digital Signature Certificate?
The DSCs are typically issued with one-year validity and two-year validity. These are renewable on the expiry of the period of the initial issue.
Is MCA e-filing possible if I don't have a DSC?
No, as per the MCA rules, a Digital Signature Certificate is mandatory for eFiling.
Who issues the DSC?
The Office of Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA) issues certificates only to Certifying Authorities under section 24 of the Indian Act 2000. The CAs, in turn, issue Digital Signature Certificates to the end-users.
Why is DSC required?
DSC is required to send and receive the documents digitally and encrypt the emails/documents. It is also required for eTendering, eProcurement, eFiling, Income Tax filing, and also in many other applications.
What is a Digital Signature Certificate?
A Digital Signature is the signature in electronic format which is used to authenticate the identity of the sender or the signee of the document. DSCs are easily transportable and cannot be initiated and intimated easily by anyone.
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