If your certificate is nearing expiration, you may renew it early to ensure no security lapse. The time remaining on your current certificate will be added on to your new certificate. Symantec, Thawte, GeoTrust & RapidSSL certificates can be renewed within 90 days of expiration. Comodo can only be renewed within 60 days. Read More

There are a number of different reasons in which you may need to reissue your certificate; such as, managing alternate domains (SANs), if you lost your private key, etc. Read More

Your certificate is ready to go! Simply download your certificate files and install them on your server. If you need help, https://www.thesslstore.com/knowledgebase/, for detailed instructions on how to install your certificate. Read More

You can easily manage/add/remove additional domains to your multi-domain/UCC/SAN-enabled certificate.

If you did NOT receive the Domain Control Validation (DCV) email that was previously sent to the verification email listed above, you can automatically resend the DCV email FREE of charge with instructions to complete. If the verification email listed above is incorrect, please select the "Change Approver Email" option instead. Read More

If the verification email address listed above is incorrect or you wish to change it for any reason, then please select this option. This verification email is used by CAs to allow certificate applicants to verify domain ownership through a simple confirmation string via email. Read More

You can download the Authentication File that was uniquely issued to you to quickly verify that you are in control of the domain/web server that this certificate was issued for. Read More

You can turn the renewal emails back on for this domain/certificate. These emails will make it easy for you to remember to renew and avoid any potential lapse in security. Read More

You can easily manage (subscribe/unsubscribe) to the email notifications that you receive for this certificate. You may disable these; however this puts your data, website and users at risk if your certificate lapses. You can re-subscribe at any time. Read More

You can easily change the algorithm used in encrypting your certificate, if you would like to take advantage of the newer mathematical strengths of SHA-2, RSA, or ECC compared to the older SHA-1 hashing algorithm. Read More

If you have migrated to another server, then you’ll need to generate a new private key. Please click here and paste the new Certificate Signing Request (CSR) that was generated from your new server. Read More

Due to recent changes made by the CA/B Forum (governing party for SSL), certificates generated with 1024-bit key sizes will no longer be supported. Please click here and paste in your new Certificate Signing Request (CSR) using a 2048-bit key size that was generated from your server. Read More

Since we operated in an industry dependent on technology, Certificate Authorities occasionally may have a system error that affect your certificate. If this is ever the case, please do not be alarmed and click here to receive a new certificate. Read More

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