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SSL Certifications

SSL Certificate Replacement Request

(For Web Design Current Customers)

SecureServer has notified affected customers that their SSL certificates must be replaced because of an administrative certificate issuance issue. According to its notice, there is no indication that the security of website connections was affected.

 

Installation deadline: Wednesday, October 21, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Central Time.

 

Please submit this form promptly to authorize our team to assist. Submission does not guarantee completion before the deadline; we will confirm scheduling.

 

Service includes

  • Review the SSL replacement notice and certificate status.
  • Process the replacement or rekeying as needed.
  • Confirm the replacement certificate is installed.
  • Test the website’s HTTPS connection.

Service fee: $45 per website

 

This is a one-time technical service fee. If SSL management is covered by your active support agreement, no additional fee will apply. Any work beyond this service requires your approval of an additional estimate.

SSL Certification Replacement Request Form

Please submit one request per website.

Upload the SSL notification email or screenshot — optional

PDF · DOC · DOCX · JPG · JPEG · PNG · Max. 5 files · 5 MB per file

Please do not enter passwords or payment information.

Support Plan Status

I am authorized to request service for this website. I authorize the SSL certificate replacement service for $45 if it is not covered by an existing agreement. I understand that any additional charges require my approval.

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If your website doesn’t have an SSL certificate, it will display a ‘Not Secure’ in the URL bar.

What is a SSL Certificate? How does it works?

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is the standard security technology for establishing an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. This link ensures that all data passed between the web server and browsers remain private. If you don’t have the SSL certificate, a secure connection cannot be established.
SSL Certificates contain the following information:

  • Name of the holder
  • Serial number and expiration date
  • Copy of the certificate holder’s public key
  • Digital Signature of the certificate-issuing authority

Why are SSL Certificates Important?

Here are some of the reasons to have SSL Certificates:

1. Encrypts Sensitive Information

Without a https connection, any information you send will not be automatically encrypted. As a result, a person can intercept sensitive information before it reaches its recipient. This information may include credit card information, usernames, and passwords. With a secure connection, the information becomes difficult to decipher for everyone except the intended recipient.

2. Protects You From Cyber-Criminals

Without encryption, prying eyes can intercept and read sensitive information. In certain cases, this may result in identity theft, hacked emails, hacked accounts, or personal information being leaked.

3. Builds Trust

With SSL certificates, your customers will see visuals, like lock icon and green address bar, that indicate a encrypted connection. In other words, this provides the visitor reassurance that any information they send or receive will be safe.