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A DSC is an electronic form of a signature that proves the authenticity and integrity of digital data or electronic documents. It is issued by licensed Certifying Authorities (CAs) and is legally valid in India under the Information Technology Act, 2000.
DSCs are used to:
Any Individual, Organization, or Representative of an Organization who needs to sign documents digitally can apply. Common applicants include:
In India, DSCs are classified mainly into:
A DSC contains:
DSCs are generally issued for 1, 2, or 3 years. After expiry, they must be renewed.
Steps:
For Individuals:
For Organizations:
A USB token is a secure device where your private key is stored. It is mandatory for Class 3 DSCs and ensures no unauthorized use of your signature.
Yes, a DSC stored in a USB token can be used on any system after installing the token drivers.
Apply for renewal through the same Certifying Authority before expiry. Complete identity verification again. A new private key is generated; the old one is no longer valid.
Yes. DSCs are recognized under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and are legally admissible in Indian courts.
Once expired, the DSC cannot be used. You must apply for a new DSC or renew the existing one before expiry.
Yes, as per CCA (Controller of Certifying Authorities) guidelines, video verification is mandatory for identity confirmation.