Windows EV Code Signing Setup ( An Extended Validation (EV) Code Signing Certificate can only be issued to a legally registered company or organization. Since you do not have a registered company, you cannot get an EV certificate in your own company name.
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need an Extended Validation (EV) code-signing certificate that I can use to sign a Windows desktop application. My company has not yet chosen a Certificate Authority, so I am open to DigiCert, GlobalSign, Sectigo, or another reputable provider if you can make a strong case for it.
Your role is to handle the entire process, from advising on the best CA through to obtaining the certificate, completing all identity verification steps, setting up the hardware token, and giving me clear instructions for signing the final .exe with SignTool. I will supply any corporate documents or notarizations you request; you handle the paperwork, CA liaison, and technical configuration.
Acceptance criteria
• Valid EV certificate issued in my company’s name and installed on the provided USB token
• Written step-by-step guide showing how to sign and timestamp a release build using SignTool on Windows 10/11
• A quick remote walk-through to demonstrate that a test build signs successfully without SmartScreen warnings
If this sounds routine for you, let’s discuss your timeline and any additional details you need.
Your role is to handle the entire process, from advising on the best CA through to obtaining the certificate, completing all identity verification steps, setting up the hardware token, and giving me clear instructions for signing the final .exe with SignTool. I will supply any corporate documents or notarizations you request; you handle the paperwork, CA liaison, and technical configuration.
Acceptance criteria
• Valid EV certificate issued in my company’s name and installed on the provided USB token
• Written step-by-step guide showing how to sign and timestamp a release build using SignTool on Windows 10/11
• A quick remote walk-through to demonstrate that a test build signs successfully without SmartScreen warnings
If this sounds routine for you, let’s discuss your timeline and any additional details you need.