> 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-2-steps-via-email-and-emsign/subscriber-agreement.md). # Subscriber Agreement ### Action 3 - Subscriber Agreement The Contract Signer (from Step 6) must electronically sign the eMudhra emSign Subscriber Agreement - the legal contract between your organization and the Certificate Authority. ### Agreement Email *The Contract Signer receives an email with the subject: 'ORDER #\[ID] - Sign Subscriber Agreement for EV SSL Request'.*
• *Click the orange "Agreement Link" button in the email.* ### emSign Subscriber Portal - Subscriber Agreement Page
• *Review the full Subscriber Agreement document (10 pages) displayed on screen.* *• On the right panel, complete the Accept Agreement form:* *◦ Your Name: Pre-filled with the Contract Signer's name. Verify it is correct.* *◦ Place: Enter the city/location where you are signing (e.g., "New York").* *◦ Email ID: Pre-filled and masked for privacy. Verify the masked email is correct.* *◦ Check box: "I am the authorized person to sign this agreement."* *◦ Check box: "I agree to all the terms & conditions of this agreement."* *◦ Click "Accept Agreement" (both checkboxes must be ticked first).* *Success: "Thank you for providing your consent and completing the Subscriber Agreement step successfully."*

⚠ IMPORTANT

Read the Subscriber Agreement carefully - it is a legally binding document.

The Place field should reflect your actual current location, not your company's registered address.

Both checkboxes are mandatory. The "Accept Agreement" button remains inactive until both are checked.

Once signed, the agreement cannot be revoked without cancelling the order.

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