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SSL Certificate Validation Procedures
on 30 Oct 2025 08:24
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Validation procedures are strict because we want to protect your business as well as your customers. Our main motto is to verify that each certificate is issued only to those who have proven their identity. Domain Validation The first step in the validation process requires that we verify your control of your domain name. We do this by first querying your publicly available WHOIS information for your domain name. We compare that data to the data on your CSR. If it matches exactly, your certificate passes this validation step and moves on. Just in case, if your CSR does not match your WHOIS data or if your registrar's WHOIS server is unavailable, we will ask for additional measures. Organization Validation The organization validation requires few steps before it gets the green signal and hence it does take some time for the issuance. We may need additional help from you. During the organization validation process, we will try to verify your business in various databases. In case we may contact any verified third party to give a feedback on the existence and validity of your business. In the event that we are unable to find your company information, or if your company information doesn't match the data on your CSR, we will ask you for documentation. We can accept almost any type of third-party verifiable documentation. We can accept the following types of documentation : Articles Of Incorporation (must include State officer seal) Fictitious Name / Doing Business As Document Business Licensing (state/city licensing, right to use tax permit) Bank Statement (must be printed, not from online sources) Merchant Account Statement (must be printed) Utility/Telephone Bills. Extended Validation The extended validation requires few steps before it gets the green signal and hence it does take some time for the issuance. We may need additional help from you. During the validation process, we will try to verify your business in various databases. In case we may contact any verified third party to give a feedback on the existence and validity of your business. In the event that we are unable to find your company information, or if your company information doesn't match the data on your CSR, we will ask you for documentation. We can accept almost any type of third-party verifiable documentation. We can accept the following types of documentation : Articles Of Incorporation (must include State officer seal) Fictitious Name / Doing Business As Document Business Licensing (state/city licensing, right to use tax permit) Bank Statement (must be printed, not from online sources) Merchant Account Statement (must be printed) Utility/Telephone Bills.
What is CAA Record?
on 30 Oct 2025 08:24
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CAA Resource record is used to specify which certificate authorities (CAs) are allowed to issue certificates for a domain. CAA Resource Records, the new requirement in SSL validation process, allow a Certification Authority to implement additional controls to reduc e the risk of unintended certificate mis-issue. The DNS CAA Resource Record look like this: rvglobalsoft.com. CAA 0 issue "symantec.com" How to add CAA Record?
SSL order status shows 'Failed Security Review'/'Waiting for approval'
on 30 Oct 2025 08:24
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You can contact the SSL brand directly for the faster. Just go to your account https://rvglobalsoft.com/clientarea/ -> Services -> SSL, click on the domain that has an issue, and Chat.
What is the Warranty?
on 30 Oct 2025 08:24
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The warranty is an insurance that you get when you purchase an SSL certificate. It is an insurance for only end user against loss of money when submitting a payment on a site secured by an SSL certificate, not warranty to the purchaser. If a Certificate Authority fails to properly validate the information contained in a digital certificate, and turn out to be a fraudulent online credit card transaction and a user of your website loses money, in that case the certificate authority will compensate the end user. Please note: Certain certificate authorities may have slightly different of policies on warranties. Rvssl.com is the SSL certificates distributor. Certain certificate authorities may have slightly different of policies on warranties. Which policies on warranties are subject to change without prior notice.