Index 1. Scope (6)  2. Purpose (6) 3. References (7) 4. Definitions (7) 5. Abbreviations and Acronyms (10) 6. Conventions (11) 7. Certificate Warranties and Representations (11) 8. Community and Applicability (12) 9. EV Certificate Content and Profile (14) 10. EV Certificate Request Requirements (18) 11. Verification Requirements (19) 12. Certificate Issuance by a Root CA (36) 13. Certificate Revocation and Status Checking (37) 14. Employee and third party issues (37) 15. Data Records (38) 16. Data Security (38) 17. Audit (39) 18. Liability and Indemnification (40) Appendix A - User Agent Verification (Normative) (41) Appendix B - Sample Legal Opinion Confirming Specified Information (Informative) (42) Appendix C - Sample Accountant Letters Confirming Specified Information (Informative) (44) Appendix D - Country-Specific Interpretative Guidelines (Normative) (48) Appendix E - Sample Contract Signer's Representation/Warranty (Informative) (50)  
 
Руководство по выпуску и управлению EV SSL сертификатов с расширенной валидацией 
These Guidelines for the issuance and management of Extended Validation Certificates describe certain of the minimum requirements 
that a Certification Authority must meet in order to issue Extended Validation Certificates. 
Subject Organization information from Valid EV Certificates may be displayed in a special manner by certain relying-party software 
applications (e.g., browser software) in order to provide users with a trustworthy confirmation of the identity of the entity that controls 
the Web site they are accessing. These Guidelines incorporate the Baseline Requirements established by the CA/Browser Forum by reference. 
A copy of the Baseline Requirements is available on the CA/Browser Forum’s website at www.cabforum.org 
These Guidelines address the basic issue of validating Subject identity information in EV Certificates and some related matters. 
They do not address all of the related matters, such as certain technical and operational ones. This version of the Guidelines addresses only requirements 
for EV Certificates intended to be used for SSL/TLS authentication on the Internet and for code signing. Similar requirements for S/MIME, 
time-stamping, VoIP, IM, Web services, etc. may be covered in future versions.
These Guidelines do not address the verification of information, or the issuance, use, maintenance, or revocation of EV Certificates 
by enterprises that operate their own Public Key Infrastructure for internal purposes only, where its Root CA Certificate is not distributed 
by any Application Software Supplier.