> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.certinext.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.certinext.io/documentation/certificate-lifecycle-management/ordering-a-certificate/as-a-customer/ordering-dv-public-trust-certificates/phase-1-steps/step-3-certificate-requestor-information.md).

# Step 3 - Certificate Requestor Information

This screen captures the details of the person placing this certificate order. This is the same for all four DV variants.

 

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#### Fields on This Screen

#### Name *(Required)*

* *Enter the full name of the certificate requestor.*
* This is the individual responsible for submitting the certificate request.
* The requestor does not necessarily have to be the person who will install the certificate.
* *The field is automatically populated from the CERTInext account profile.*
* *Verify that the displayed name is correct.*
* *Avoid using initials, abbreviations, or nicknames.*

#### Requestor Email ID *(Required)*

* This is the primary email address associated with the certificate request.
* All important communications are sent to this email address, including:
  * Order confirmation emails
  * Domain validation requests
  * Certificate issuance notifications
  * Certificate download instructions
  * Renewal reminders
* *The field is automatically populated from the account profile.*
* Ensure the email address is monitored regularly.
* Do not use distribution lists, shared mailboxes, or unattended inboxes.

#### Mobile Number

* Used for important notifications and communication related to the certificate request.
* *The country code is selected from the dropdown list.*
* *Verify and update the number if required.*
* Example:
  * United States: +1
  * India: +91

#### Certificate Download Delegation *(Optional)*

* Allows certificate download responsibility to be delegated to another person.
* Useful when the requestor is different from the system administrator or technical team responsible for installation.
* *Enable this option only if someone else will download and install the certificate.*
* *Leave it disabled if the requestor will handle certificate download and installation.*

#### Contact Name (Delegation - Optional)

* *Enter the full name of the person authorized to download the certificate.*
* Typically this is a server administrator, application owner, or infrastructure engineer.
* *Leave blank if download delegation is not required.*

#### Email ID (Delegation - Optional)

* *Enter the email address of the delegated certificate downloader.*
* The delegated contact will receive:
  * Certificate issuance notifications
  * Certificate download emails
  * Download instructions and access information
* *Leave blank if download delegation is not required*

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If you are applying on behalf of a client or colleague, enter your own details as the Requestor (so you receive all notifications). Use the Certificate Download Delegation fields to ensure the person who will actually install the certificate also receives the download email.

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*Click Back to go back, or Next to proceed.*


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