Extended Validation is the most rigorous check a certificate authority performs. Before issuing, the authority confirms that your organisation legally exists, is operational, and that the person requesting the certificate is authorised to do so.
EV follows a standard set by the CA/Browser Forum, so every authority checks the same things. This is why an EV certificate carries more weight than a domain-validated one.
Your company must be a registered legal entity, verified against government or third-party business registries in the country of incorporation.
The authority confirms the business is actively trading, usually via bank records, a verified business phone listing or an attorney letter.
Your registered business address is verified independently, not just accepted from the certificate request form.
The organisation named on the certificate must be the confirmed registrant or authorised user of the domain being secured.
The individual requesting the certificate must be verified as an employee with the authority to enter the agreement on the company’s behalf.
A verification call to a phone number independently sourced for your company closes the process before the certificate is issued.
Read more about SSL and validation levels before you choose a certificate.
The business case for Extended Validation
Company-verified certificates
Our SSL experts will tell you which EV certificate suits your site, what documents you need, and handle the whole verification process from start to finish.
Every certificate encrypts your site. The difference is how much is verified about who owns it.
Protects logins, forms and payments.
HTTPS is a ranking signal for search.
Browsers flag sites without SSL as not secure.
The padlock reassures visitors.
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What SSL does, which type you need and how installation works.
An SSL certificate encrypts the connection between your website and visitors, protecting logins, forms and payments. It also shows the padlock and HTTPS in the browser.
DV checks only domain ownership and is issued in minutes. OV verifies your organisation. EV performs the most thorough company checks and is preferred by banks and large stores.
A wildcard certificate covers all sub-domains of one domain. Multi-domain (SAN) certificates cover several different domains in one certificate.
We generate a CSR on your server, submit it to the certificate authority, help with validation and install the issued certificate — then check that HTTPS works on every page.
Certificates have a fixed validity period. Renew before expiry to avoid browser warnings; we send reminders and can handle renewals for you.
Make sure your site is fully secure.
Plain-language explanations of the terms you will see.
A request generated on your server to issue a certificate.
The trusted company that issues certificates.
Validation levels: domain, organisation, extended.
One certificate for all sub-domains, e.g. *.example.com.
A badge that shows visitors your site is verified.
HTTP files on an HTTPS page that trigger warnings.
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Yes. Browsers mark sites without SSL as not secure, and HTTPS also helps search ranking.
Yes. We generate the CSR, help with validation and install the certificate.
EV needs company verification and usually takes a few working days once documents are ready.
Most certificates can be reissued for a new server at no extra cost.
One certificate that secures your domain and all its sub-domains.
Prices depend on brand, validation and term. Message us for a current quote.
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