- Valid or expired?
- The appropriate route
- Check after completion
Read the right date
Check the expiry date in your application or certificate details. The purchase date, software update date or last signed document is not a substitute. If several certificates appear, establish which one you use.
Your certificate is valid
Tell me whether you use SimplySign or a card. We check access and renewal requirements. Cloud renewal needs the active mobile application; card renewal requires suitable software and hardware. Choose the term and complete the process before expiry.
Your certificate has expired
A renewal code does not automatically restore an expired signature. We establish a route for a new certificate and whether the hardware can be reused. Describe any application error separately from the validity date.
Plan continuity
Do not leave the process until the day of an important submission. After completion, check the new certificate and try a non-sensitive file in your application. For a team, assign someone to track dates without sharing PINs or tokens.
The solution and your next questions
Explore the solution and supportWhich terms are available for signature renewal?
SimplySign and card signature renewal offers 1, 2 or 3 years. You need a currently valid certificate and must complete the appropriate procedure.
What if my certificate has expired?
Contact me about a new certificate. Standard signature renewal requires an unexpired certificate. Buying a code alone does not restore an expired signature.
Keep the preparation checklist.
Before a certificate’s next termHave a similar case?
Tell QES what you need to accomplish and where you are in the process. We will match the right solution or identify what is missing.
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