Revocation of Certificates

Revocation of a certificate implies cancellation or termination of a certificate before it expires. A certificate cannot be used from the moment of its revocation.

A certificate may be revoked for several reasons or causes:

   • Upon a request by the certificate’s owner.

   • Upon a request by the Certifying Authority.

   • When the corresponding authorities detect invalid acts in the process of affiliation with the certification program.

   • Due to a violation of the duties of a certificate holder described in the Subscriber Agreement.

   • Due to non-compliance with prerequisites when issuing the certificate.

   • Any of the other reasons set forth in the Certificate Policy for the National Hierarchy of Certifiers.

All certificate subscribers must bear in mind that if they suspect that their certificate has been compromised, they are responsible for revoking it immediately, as all acts, obligations and consequences stemming from signatures or authentications issued under their certificate before the revocation takes place are their exclusive responsibility.

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Revoque a certificate emited by digital signature card: fill this form

​Revoque a certificate emited by cell phone: fill this form​