DIGITAL SIGNATURE (Signing + Encryption)

Documents required for Digital Signature : 

The specific documents required for obtaining a digital signature may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the issuing authority. However, in general, the following documents are commonly required:

1. Proof of identity: A government-issued identification document such as a passport, driver’s license, or national ID card.

2. Proof of address: A utility bill, bank statement, or any other official document that provides evidence of the applicant’s current address.

3. Authority letter (if applicable): In case the digital signature is being obtained on behalf of an organization, a letter of authority from the organization authorizing the individual to apply for a digital signature on its behalf may be required.

4. Certificate of Incorporation or Partnership Deed (if applicable): If the digital signature is being obtained for a business entity, the official registration document such as a certificate of incorporation or partnership deed may be required.

5. Business proof: Documents that establish the existence and nature of the business, such as business license, tax registration certificate, or memorandum of association.

6. Tax-related documents: In some cases, tax-related documents such as tax returns or tax identification numbers may be required to verify the applicant’s tax compliance.

7. Recent passport-sized photographs: Two or more recent passport-sized photographs of the applicant may be required.

It is essential to consult the local regulations and the specific requirements of the issuing authority to ensure compliance and provide the necessary documents for obtaining a digital signature.