Note : This DSC deactivation process is the same for the department as well.
What is DSC ?
DSC stands for Digital Signature Certificate. It is an electronic document used to prove the identity of the signer.
How to get DSC?
To obtain a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for a government e-portal, follow these steps:
1. Choose a Certifying Authority (CA)
Select a licensed Certifying Authority that issues DSCs. Some popular CAs in India include:
- eMudhra - Click Here
- National Informatics Centre (NIC)
- Digital India - Click Here
- Sify - Click Here
2. Get From DSC Vendors
You can search online for authorized DSC vendors or check government websites for a list of providers.
How to deactivate DSC ?
Sometimes, when a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is lost or accidentally destroyed, it can cause significant worry for bidders. If you find yourself in this situation, the first step is to obtain a new DSC. It’s important to note that once you have the new certificate, you can only link it to any portal 24 hours after it has been issued. This policy is clearly stated on the portal.
After you receive your new DSC, you will need to download this form DSC_Deactivation_Format_for_Bidders from download section of portal and fill it out on your company’s letterhead. Once completed, email the form to the appropriate contact and then wait for a response.
During this waiting period, it’s crucial that you do not attempt to log in to the portal until you receive an email confirming the deactivation of your old DSC. Be sure to check your email regularly to stay updated on this process.
Below, you can find instructions on how to fill out this form for DSC deactivation.
Firstly, you need to download this form - CLICK HERE
After downloading it, you need to fill out this form as follows:
We have provided useful material for your form to help you easily understand how to fill it out.
New DSC Details -
You must fill out this form on the LETTER HEAD OF YOUR COMPANY.
Once completed, send it via email to support-eproc@nic.in
And then wait for a response.
During this waiting period, it’s crucial that you do not attempt to log in to the portal until you receive an email confirming the deactivation of your old DSC. Be sure to check your email regularly to stay updated on this process.