Digital Signature Certification in Chennai


Solubilis provide Digital Signature certificate registration in Chennai , Bangalore, Hyderabad, Cochin and anywhere in India. Digital Signature Certificate is acting as similar and equal procedure to the physical signature or other paper certificates. DSC is presented in an electronic format with Cryptographic protocol. By using it an individual can access his information and utilize other services on the Internet and easily sign certain documents digitally. This Digital Signature Certificate issued under Section 24 of the Indian Act-2000. It is popularly used in the sensitive portals for uploading or encoding any company documents with a safe way. This certificate is valid up to three years. As per law, this certificate not using more than three years and less than one year. There is no limitation for buying this certificate. An Individual or organization from India or other countries can apply this certificate. This certification undergoes for necessary checks by the Registering Authority.

Class II:

This certificate is issued for both business and individual’s usage. This certificate will assure that the information in the application provided by the subscriber does not conflict and not transparent one.

It is secured one in well-recognized consumer databases. Class 2 certificates are using for the filing purposes like Income Tax, Registrar of Companies, GST registration etc,

Class III:

This certificate will be issued to both individuals as well as organizations. It is considering as high assurance certificates, primarily applied for e-commerce applications and E-tender process.

This certificate will be issued to individuals only on their personal (physical) appearance before the Certifying Authorities. It is required only at the time of high value transaction completion to resolve the complexities of fraudulence occurrence.

Where can I use Digital Signature Certificates?

You can use Digital Signature Certificates for the following:

  • For secure email and web-based transactions, or to identify other participants of web-based transactions.
  • To prove ownership of a domain name and establish SSL/ TLS encrypted secured sessions between your website and the user for web based transactions.
  • As a developer, for proving authorship of a code and retaining integrity of the distributed software programs.
  • For signing web forms, e-tendering documents, filing income tax returns, to access membership-based websites automatically without entering a user name and password etc.

Individual Certificate

  • Identity proof – PAN
  • Address proof - AADHAAR OR PASSPORT OR DRIVING LICENSE
  • Passport Size Photo.
  • email id and contact no
  • Organization Certificate

Proprietor ship:

  • PAN od proprietor
  • Organizational proof : GST certificate
  • Authorized Signatory proof: copy of aadhaar
  • Email id and contact no

Partnership Firm:

  • PAN copy of Organization
  • Copy of the Bank Statements (First 2 Pages) or gst certificate
  • Copy of the Partnership Deed
  • Authorized Signatory proof: copy of aadhaar
  • copy of passport size photo of authorised signatory
  • Email id and contact no

Private

  • PAN copy of Organization
  • Copy of the Bank Statements (First 2 Pages) or gst certificate
  • Copy of the incorporation certificate
  • Authorized Signatory proof: copy of aadhaar
  • copy of passport size photo of authorised signatory
  • Email id and contact no

FAQ'S


A digital signature is a very simple, secure, convenient, and a time-saving way of signing electronic documents or authenticating certain online transactions. Technically, it is a code, unique to the person who is signing the electronic document or authenticating the transaction.

A licensed Certifying Authority (CA) issues the digital signature. Certifying Authority (CA) means a person who has been granted a license to issue a digital signature certificate under Section 24 of the Indian IT-Act 2000.The list of licensed CAs along with their contact information is available on the MCA portal.

Yes, the Information Technology Act, 2000 in India has given legal validity to digital signatures.

No, a digital signature is unique and thus two or more individuals/entities cannot have the same digital signature.

You can choose to obtain a digital signature of 2 years or 3 years validity from date of issuance.

Yes, they can have two signatures for their official and personal purpose.

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