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This guide provides clear instructions on how to successfully complete the TRUSTED ROOT PROGRAM application online. By following these steps, users can navigate through the form with ease and accuracy.

Follow the steps to accurately complete your application online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it in the designated editor.
2. Complete the contact information section, including your primary and alternate contacts. Enter last names, first names, email addresses, phone numbers, and titles as required.
3. In the company section, enter the official company name as it appears on your root certificate, along with the complete address, city, state/province, ZIP code, country, phone number, and website URL.
4. Indicate whether you are currently a Parent CA or a sub-CA by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
5. Choose your application type by selecting one of the options: Commercial, Government, Apple, Mozilla, or Other. Ensure to review related guidance on application standards.
6. If you are a government applicant, provide a list of all gTLDs/ccTLDs applicable to your application.
7. Fill out the auditor information section, including the name of the audit firm or government entity, contact information, statement date, and type of audit.
8. Provide your justification or proposal, explaining your desire to be included in the Microsoft Trusted Root Program.
9. List the Extended Key Usage (EKUs) you are requesting for your root certificates, including justification for each requested EKU.
10. For each root certificate you are submitting, fill out the name, SHA256 thumbprint, and requested EKUs. Provide any associated URL links.
11. Review and check the certification boxes indicating your agreement to adhere to the Microsoft Trusted Root Program Requirements.
12. Finally, print your name, include your signature, and date the application. Save changes, download, or share your completed form as necessary.

Complete your application online today to ensure your participation in the TRUSTED ROOT PROGRAM.