It is recommended that before you order SSL certificates, you create a Certificate Signing request (CSR). Find out more about SSL certificates
CSRs are an encrypted file that allows you to send Sectigo certificate public keys in a standard way. They also contain information that uniquely identifies your company as well as your domain name. Most server software will ask for the following information when you create a CSR: Common name (e.g. www.example.com), company name and location (country/state/province/city/town), key type (typically RSA) and key size (2048-bit minimum).
Don’t worry if you’re not sure of your exact location or company name when you create the CSR. We can modify and finalize this information during our review before we issue the certificate.
After your CSR has been created, copy it and paste it in the online order form to buy your SSL certificate.