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Learn How EV Domain Control Validation Works.
The Domain Authentication requirement for an Extended Validation SSL Certificate is a fairly straightforward one. The Certificate Authority simply confirms that your company does indeed legally own the domain that was submitted with the order.
The first way that the Certificate Authority will try to verify that your company owns the domain in question is to check Who.is. Who.is, is a database that displays domain registrar information.
In order for the CA to verify site ownership, the record must be publically available and it must display the correct information. For instance, the verified business name and physical address must match the information listed on the certificate and Enrollment Form.
If the information does not match up, or is not publically available, you may need to update the Who.is record, then request that that CA check the details again.
If checking Who.is doesn't verify domain ownership, there are still other ways for your company to satisfy the requirement.