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What is Digital Signature Certificate?
A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is a secure digital key that verifies the identity of its holder, issued by a Certifying Authority. Typically, it contains identity details. Digital Certificates operate using Public Key Infrastructure, meaning data signed or encrypted with a private key can only be deciphered by its corresponding public key. This digital certificate acts like an electronic ID, confirming your credentials when conducting online transactions or interactions.
Why Digital Certificate?
We offer different classes of Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) in India, including Class I, Class II, and Class III. These certificates cater to specific needs such as Income Tax filing, Ministry of Corporate Affairs filing, e-tendering, e-procurement, and Director General of Foreign Trade requirements.
Types of Digital Signature Certificates in India
Class 2 Digital signature Certificates
For various government sectors, including the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, obtaining a Class-2 Digital Signature Certificate in India has become mandatory. Directors and shareholders need this certificate for registering and filing documents with MCA/ROC. This certificate is crucial for signing manual documents and returns filed with ROC as per MCA regulations. Additionally, individuals require a Class-2 Digital Signature in India for e-filing their income tax returns.
Class 3 Digital Signature Certificates
Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate in India is the upgraded version of Class 2 Digital Signature Certificate. It enables businesses to engage in tenders and auctions across the country. For e-tendering participation, vendors must possess either Class 3 Digital Signatures or a combination of Class 3 Signatures with encryption. This certificate allows seamless participation in various tender processes in India.
Difference between Encryption and Signing
Message encryption ensures privacy by allowing users to encrypt documents using the recipient's public key, which can only be decrypted using the corresponding private key. In simple terms, it's like using a lock (public key) to secure a message that only the recipient's key (private key) can unlock. This method is among the most secure ways to safeguard confidential documents.
Message signing verifies the source's identity and ensures data integrity, message verification, and non-repudiation. When signing, you use your private key to create the message's signature, and the recipient verifies its authenticity using your public key.
Documents required for Class 3 Organizational Proprietorship (Self attestation)
Copy of Applicant's PAN.- Copy of Applicant's Aadhar, Driving License, Voter ID, or Passport (Choose any one).
- Latest Bank Statement (Attested, last 2 pages).
- Copy of GST Certificate (if available).
- Latest Income Tax Acknowledgment.
- Valid Email Address.
- Contact Number.
Documents required for Foreign nationals
- Attested copy of the Applicant's Passport.
- Attested copy of the VISA (For applicants residing outside their native country).
- Attested copy of the Resident Permit Certificate (For applicants residing in India).
- Attested copy of any other Government-issued Address Proof.
- Valid Email Address.
- Contact Number.
Uses of DSC
- E-filing with MCA/ROC (Ministry of Corporate Affairs/Registrar of Companies).
- E-filing with Income Tax department.
- Director General of Foreign Trade filings.
- E-Tendering and E-Auction services.
- EPF (Employee Provident Fund) assistance.
Documents required for Class 3 Organizational Partnership firm(Self attestation)
- Firm's PAN copy.
- Applicant's passport size photo.
- Applicant's PAN copy.
- Any one of the applicant's Aadhar, Driving License, Voter ID, or Passport.
- Any one of the authorized signatory's PAN and Aadhar, Driving License, Voter ID, or Passport.
- Latest attested Bank Statement (Last 2 pages).
- Copy of GST Certificate (if available).
- Latest Income Tax Acknowledgment.
- Partnership Deed copy.
- Valid Email Address.
- Contact Number.
Documents required for Class 2 /Class 3 Individual
- Copy of PAN
- Copy of PAN.
- Copy of Aadhar, Driving License, Voter ID, or Passport (Choose any one).
- Passport size photo (Copy).
- Valid Email Address.
- Contact Number.
Documents required for Class 3 Organizational Private limited (Self attestation)
- Company's PAN copy.
- Passport-sized photo of the applicant.
- Applicant's PAN copy.
- Any one identification proof of the applicant: Aadhar, Driving License, Voter ID, or Passport.
- Any one identification proof of the authorized signatory: PAN and Aadhar, Driving License, Voter ID, or Passport.
- Latest attested Bank Statement (Last 2 pages).
- Copy of GST Certificate (if available).
- Latest Income Tax Acknowledgment.
- Certificate of Incorporation copy.
- Valid Email Address.
- Contact Number.
NOTE: *****Attestation procedure for foreign nationals.
- Document from the Embassy of Your Home Country (for applicants residing abroad).
- Apostilled by Your Home Country, following Public Notary (for countries in the Hague Convention).
- Consularized by Your Home Country, following Public Notary (for countries not in the Hague Convention).
These documents are required based on your location outside your home country for the process.