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Renew your Digital Signature Certificate by following the steps given below Click on "Renew Certificate". Select user type based on your use-case (Individual or Organization). Select certificate type as per your requirement. ... Select the validity period as per your requirement (for example: 1 year/2years/3 years).

Follow the steps below to add a signature: Open your document in Adobe Acrobat. Click the Tools tab and scroll down to the Forms and Certificates section. ... Click on Digitally Sign from the new options bar. Select the digital signature you want to use and click Continue.

Under Digital IDs, select Import/Export. Select Export Your Digital ID to a file. Choose Select and then select the correct certificate. Select Browse and choose a location to save the file.

Then Kindly follow the following steps: Download the ADOBE ACROBAT READER DC version. Open same PDF document containing a digital signature. Make sure you have an active internet connection. The certificate will now appear with Signature, Valid and verified with. Take the printout of digitally verified certificate.

Once a CA validates someone's identity, they issue a digital certificate that is digitally signed by the CA. The digital certificate can then be used to verify a person associated with a public key when requested.

Set signature verification preferences Open the Preferences dialog box. Under Categories, select Signatures. For Verification, click More. To automatically validate all signatures in a PDF when you open the document, select Verify Signatures When The Document Is Opened.

To verify the signature of a signed message Open a certificate store. Using the signer ID contained in the message, get the sender's certificate and get a handle to its public key.

Signature validity is determined by checking the authenticity of the signature's digital ID certificate status and document integrity: Authenticity verification confirms that the signer's certificate or its parent certificates exist in the validator's list of trusted identities.