SSL/Electronic Headquarters and Application/Organ Seal
Identify yourself with a personal certificate in NPSC. Revoke the non-personal certificate you have issued to any organization you administer.
citizen and representative certificate
Revocation is an irreversible process that cancels the validity of a digital certificate before its expiration.
There are different reasons for which it may be necessary to request revocation, such as, for example, the compromise of the private key. However, the mere will of the holder or custodian may be sufficient reason.
You can request the revocation of your Citizen Certificate and/or Entity Representative through the Personal Certification Services Area (APSC). To access the application, the holder must authenticate through a qualified personal certificate issued by the ACCV.
Your certificate will be valid for 3 years and you will be able to renew it on-line at your APSC before it expires.
Finally, you should know that you can also revoke it in person at any of our Points of Registration (PRU) or by using the contact information.
other certificates
Identify yourself with a personal certificate in NPSC. Revoke the non-personal certificate you have issued to any organization you administer.
Identify yourself as GESCO in Frontal Batch with your personal certificate issued by the ACCV. Once inside, request the revocation you need.
If you have the private key of the certificate
In the form you must paste this key in PEM format, including the BEGIN and END lines.
Before doing this, it is very important that you make sure that the private key you attach is associated to a certificate issued by the ACCV, and that this certificate is not your own certificate that you want to keep active.
Keep in mind that, once revocation is requested in this way, the private key is considered compromised and will be revoked with no way back.