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A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is your virtual ID for signing documents and performing online activities securely. Think of it as your electronic signature, but with encryption to ensure authenticity, privacy, and integrity.
DSC checks or verifies your identity when you sign a document or access a platform.
It protects the data that are sensitive by converting it into an unreadable format that can only be decoded by the intended recipient.
DSC ensures that the document has not been altered after you signed it. If it is tampered with, the signature becomes invalid.
Digital signatures are recognized under the Information Technology Act 2000, that makes it legally binding in India.
Here’s why a DSC is becoming indispensable in Gujarat and across India:
Say goodbye to printing, signing, and scanning documents. DSC makes everything digital and eco-friendly.
Many government platforms like the Income Tax Department, MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs), and e-Tendering portals require DSC for online filings.
Protect your personal and business data from unauthorized access or tampering.
Speed up processes like signing contracts, submitting forms, or participating in e-procurement – all with a few clicks.
Once these documents are verified, your DSC will be issued within 1-3 working days by a certified Certifying Authority (CA).
A DSC is normally valid for 1 to 2 years, majorly depending on the type of the certificate. You can renew it again once it expires.
Anyone – individuals, businesses, and organizations – can apply for a DSC. It is particularly useful for business owners, professionals, and anyone filing online returns or contracts.
Yes, DSC is mandatory for certain individuals (like companies and LLPs) filing income tax returns or other statutory documents.
Yes, but you’ll need a USB token or smart card to store and use your DSC securely on different devices.
If your DSC is lost or stolen, inform your Certifying Authority immediately to revoke it. You can then apply for a new DSC.
Absolutely! You can use it for personal needs like signing documents, securing your emails, or participating in online transactions.