> 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-ev-public-trust-certificates/phase-1-steps/step-5-certificate-information.md). # Step 5 - Certificate Information This step shows a summary of your organization's details (auto-filled, read-only) and collects the domain name(s) the certificate will protect, along with your company registration number.
### Organization Summary (Read-Only - All Products) *The top portion of this screen displays the organization details you confirmed in Step 3. These fields are informational only. If any detail is incorrect, click Back to return to Step 3 and correct it before proceeding.* The fields displayed are: • Organization Name - your organization's legal name (e.g., ABC Corporation Inc.) • Organization Unit - department name or blank if not specified • Business Category - Private Organization / Government Entity / Business Entity / Non-Commercial Entity • Street Address 1 - registered street address • Street Address 2 - additional address details or blank • Country - country of registration (e.g., United States of America (USA)) • State / Province - state or province (e.g., New York) • Locality - city (e.g., New York) • Postal Code - ZIP/postal code (e.g., 11697) ### Domain Name Fields - Differences by Product

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Product Difference - Domain Fields

The domain entry section below the organization summary is the key difference between the two EV products. Read the section for your chosen product carefully.

#### EV SSL Certificate - Single Domain
**Automatically secure 'www' variant of websites** *A checkbox that, when ticked, instructs the system to also secure the [www.yourdomain.com](http://www.yourdomain.com) version of your domain automatically, at no extra cost. Tick this box if your website is accessed both with and without 'www' (which is the case for most websites). Leave unticked only if your domain is exclusively accessed without [www](http://www).* **Domain Name \*(required)\*** The single fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) the certificate will protect (e.g., yourcompany.com). *Type the domain name exactly as it should appear in the certificate. Do not include 'http\://' or 'https\://'. Example: \`yourcompany.com\` or \`portal.yourcompany.com\`.* **Company DUNS / Company Registration Number \*(required)\*** A 9-digit DUNS number (Dun & Bradstreet) or local government-issued company registration number. Used for EV organization identity verification. *Enter your 9-digit DUNS number. If you do not have a DUNS number, enter your local government-issued company registration/incorporation number. Find your DUNS at dnb.com - registration is free for businesses.* #### EV SSL Certificate UCC - Multiple Domains
**Automatically secure 'www' variant of websites** *Tick to also secure the www variant of the PRIMARY domain automatically. Tick if applicable for your primary domain. Note: this applies to the primary domain ONLY. Additional domain names do not automatically include their www variant.* **Domain Name \*(required)\*** The primary (main) domain name the certificate will protect (domain #1 of your total). *Enter your primary domain name (e.g., yourcompany.com). Do not include 'https\://' or '[www](http://www).'.* **Additional Domain Names \*(required)\*** A multi-entry field where you add all extra domain names beyond the primary domain (domains #2, #3, #4, etc.). *Each domain appears as a removable tag. Click inside the input box and type each additional domain, pressing Enter or clicking the '+' button after each one. You can also click 'Import additional domain' to paste or upload a list in bulk. Click 'x' on any domain tag to remove it.* **Import additional domain (button)** Allows bulk import of multiple domain names at once instead of adding them one by one. *Click to open an import dialog, paste a list of domain names (one per line), and confirm.* **Clear (button)** Removes all entries from the Additional Domain Names list. *Use only if you want to start the domain list from scratch.* **Company DUNS / Company Registration Number \*(required)\*** A 9-digit DUNS number or local company registration number. *Enter your DUNS number or company registration number. Same as EV SSL Certificate.*

⚠ IMPORTANT

List ALL domains you need secured in a single order. Adding domains post-issuance requires a reissue of the certificate.

Wildcard domains (e.g., *.yoursite.com) are NOT supported on EV certificates per CA/Browser Forum policy.

IP addresses cannot be added as SANs for EV certificates.

The www variant auto-secure option applies to the PRIMARY domain only.

The total domain count (primary + additional) must not exceed your purchased 'No. of Domains' without paying the extra SAN fee.

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