What do I need to validate an EV certificate?

Extended Validation (EV) certificates provide, along with the strong encryption, the best Identity Assurance available. Before any EV SSL certificate can be issued, the Certification Authority must independently obtain and validate information about the organization that requires the certificate, including verification of the physical address and registered business identity.

Please quote the CA order ID in all correspondence regarding the company verification. This ID can be found on the Certificate Details page in your Namecheap account Dashboard.

All the Extended Validation certificates are available only for registered Companies and Organizations. To pass the validation process for the certificates of this type of validation, the company name should be listed in an official government database as well as in a third-party database (such as DUN & Bradstreet, hoovers.com) which verifies the operational existence of a company.

If you have a Company or an Organization and are going to purchase an EV certificate, the relevant CA validation requirements: SSL.com and Sectigo.

To process your EV SSL Certificate, please complete the required EV validation documents for the applicable Certificate Authority and return the signed forms as instructed, quoting your order number. The CA’s EV Validation Team will then review the submitted information, validate your organization, and proceed with certificate issuance.

Required EV validation forms:


EV Validation Team may request additional data such as bank account details, a copy of the company registration document, or a legal opinion letter.

Note: If you have a Sectigo SSL, you can check the progress status and take action to expedite your certificate issuence, using the SSL Validation Tool.

If you are not a part of an organization, EV certificate issuance might still be possible for you. Please refer here for more details.

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