Renew SSL Certificate

Mar 3, 2026

Renew SSL Certificate

OVERVIEW: This page walks you through the process of renewing your GlobalSign SSL Certificate. At the completion of this procedure, you will be able to place a renewal order for your SSL Certificate. For more certificate management guides, please refer to this page.

 

ADVISORY: Effective March 15, 2026, new CA/B Forum Baseline Requirements for publicly-trusted TLS certificates take effect. To know more about this change and the recommended steps to follow, please refer to this page.

Guidelines

IMPORTANT: Renewal of an existing Certificate is only allowed within 30 days before the Certificate expires and 14 days after it expired. You will not be able to renew your Certificate beyond the specified timeframe. If you wish to obtain a new Certificate, you will need to place a new order

 

  1. Log in to your GCC account, then go to the SSL Certificates tab. 

  2. Under My Certificates, click Search Order History. Then, enter your order ID or simply click Search to view all of your SSL certificate orders.

  3. Click the Renew button (if available) next to the Order ID. This will open a new ordering process. 

    IMPORTANT: The renew button is only available within 30 days before your Certificate expires and 14 days after your Certificate has expired. We will also send an email notification before your Certificate expires. If this button is not available within the said period, please contact support for assistance. If you still receive renewal notices after renewing your Certificate, you may disregard it or you may also disable.


  4. In the Certificate application window, select the product you want from the Products group, then choose your preferred Certificate Type, Validity Period, and optionally add SANs or customize the expiration date. If you have a promotional code, enter it in the designated field, then review the total amount displayed at the bottom of the page, and click Continue to proceed.

    INFORMATION: In this example, Domain SSL is selected. The following steps and images may vary depending on the product you wish to purchase. However, the standard ordering procedure remains the same. To order Extended SSL (EV) Certificate, please refer to this page.


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  5. In the Organizational Point of Contact window, fill out the required fields to add a Point of Contact for certificate delivery and/or vetting issues. Then, click ContinueNote: If you have previously filled out these fields, click Auto Fill to populate the information you have provided previously. 

    INFORMATION: To ensure you receive renewal notices, we recommend selecting the Receive Order Emails and Renewal Notices checkbox. If you wish to disable the renewal email notification, please refer to this guide.


  6. Enter your CSR in the designated box and click Continue.
    Note: GlobalSign no longer supports AutoCSR. 

  7. Review your CSR details, then click Continue

  8. In the Payment Information window, select your preferred payment method.

    IMPORTANT: For credit card payments, you will receive an email with a link to process your payment before your certificate is issued. This payment link is available in the GCC portal. For instructions on how to process payment for your certificate, please ​​​refer to this guide.


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  9. Review all the information you supplied, then tick "I agree to the Subscriber Agreement," and click Complete.

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  10. You have now successfully placed an order. In the next window, you will see the confirmation and instructions on how you will proceed with domain verification.


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WHAT'S NEXT: Once domain verification and vetting is completed, your certificate will be ready to download and install. For certificate installation instructions, please refer to this guide. If you have questions or clarifications, contact support for assistance.

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