What is a Digital Certificate of Signature?
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A Digital Certificate of Signature is an electronic document by which a certification authority (SAT) ensures the link between the identity of an individual or entity and its public key.
Article 17-G of the Federal Tax Code describes digital certificates as follows: Electronic document, data message or other record that associates a public key with the identity of its owner, confirming the link between it and the data creation of an Advanced Electronic signature or a Digital Certificate. In addition to the public key and the identity of its owner, a Digital Certificate contains the following attributes:
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- The mention that they are issued as such. Regarding the Digital Certificate of Signature, also must be specified the limits for their use.
- The unique identification code of the certificate.
- The statement that was issued by the Tax Administration Service and an email address.
- Holder's name of the certificate and its key of the Federal Register of Taxpayers
- Period of validity of the certificate, specifying the start day of its validity and the date of termination.
- The mention of the technology used in the creation of an Advanced Electronic Signature in the certificate.
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Guides to process your Digital Certificate of Signature
We offer the following guides in PDF and video format (youtube) so you can generate your Digital Certificate of Signature that is required to issue Digital Tax Receipts for doing that you must have Advanced Electronic Signature current processed
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