Hi !

The most important question in return to your question is :

What do you want to achieve ?


Legal intentions or just a green checkmark to make the user feel secure ?

First is very compex and heavily depends on the legal environment.Even here in 
the european community the regulations are very differnt from country to 
country. And you may end up with a CA that isn't even recognized by Adobe 
Reader by default.

If you just care about a successful verification by the Reader, look for the 
CAs recognized by the Reader and choose one. My quick guess : Verisign isn't 
the cheapest ;-)

Greetings

Andreas




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From: "msilverbo...@cfglife.com" <msilverbo...@cfglife.com>
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wed, May 5, 2010 10:38:19 PM
Subject: [iText-questions] Certificate vendors for digital signatures

Hi All, 

We have purchased a Verisign class 3
certificate to develop an electronic signature solution for PDFs produced
from online insurance applications using iText. We were planning to purchase
a verisign code-signing certificate (class 1) for production use, but we've
been surprised to find that the class 3 cert we bought for development
was issued by a Verisign CA that is not automatically trusted by Adobe
Reader. Verisign's sales staff was not very knowledgeable about the products
they resell.  

Does anyone have any recommendations
for a certificate authority or type of certificate product to purchase
for use with a web application that digitally signs PDFs? We've been 
underwhelmed
by Verisign's support so far (contact only by email) and would love to
hear of other vendors who developers have had good experiences with.
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