What you need to know about domain and certificate migration

Organization-validated (OV) domains and Extended Validation (EV) domains are migrated when you activate your CertCentral account.

Domains pending validation

Domains with pending validation are not migrated. However, once pending domain validation has been completed, validated domains are brought over when you import active public TLS/SSL certificates.

Domain validation (DV) domains do not migrate. DV certificates require you to complete domain control validation for every DV certificate event, like new issuance, replacement, and renewal. To migrate a DV domain, simply request, replace, or renew a DV certificate for the domain from your CertCentral account.

Certificates are not automatically migrated to your new CertCentral account. You'll import your certificates after you activate and sign into your new account. All valid TLS/SSL and code signing certificates can be imported.

Pending certificates cannot be imported. However, if a certificate request is approved and issued in your legacy account, go to CertCentral to import it.

Expired, revoked, and deactivated certificates cannot be imported.

To import your valid certificates, go to Certificates > Orders in CertCentral. Click Import legacy certificates.

Currently, certificates can be imported once every 24 hours. With each additional import, only new certificates are brought over to CertCentral.

When you import your active, public SSL/TLS certificates to CertCentral, we copy the email addresses from the order in your old account and add them to the additional emails section of your migrated orders.

• Retail
  The organization and technical contacts email addresses are copied over to the migrated orders.
• Enterprise
  The technical contact email address is copied over to the migrated orders.

CertCentral: Certificate orders' additional emails feature

In CertCentral, certificate orders include an additional emails feature. This feature allows you to assign additional email addresses to receive notification emails for the certificate order: renewal notices, reissues, duplicates, etc. To view details about an order, in the left main menu, go to Certificates > Orders. On the Orders page, click the certificate's order number.

When orders are migrated to CertCentral, renewal emails for these orders are disabled by default. This is because renewal notices for migrated orders are still sent from your old account. See Renewal emails.

After the order is renewed from your CertCentral account, renewal notices are automatically enabled, then sent from CertCentral.

Some Private TLS/SSL, S/Mime, and other types of certificates cannot be migrated at this time. Talk to your account manager or contact us to help move your other valid certificates to your new CertCentral account.

Your public SSL/TLS certificate renewal emails will continue to come from your old account. The renewal content will change to meet your current situation.

• Non-migrated accounts
  Public SSL/TLS certificate renewal email content will remain unchanged and continue to point to your legacy account for renewals.
• Migrated accounts
  After you activate your CertCentral account and import your active public SSL/TLS certificates, the public SSL/TLS certificate renewal email content will change and point to your CertCentral account for renewals.

Even after an account is migrated, private SSL/TLS and non-SSL/TLS certificate renewal emails will remain unchanged and link to your legacy account for renewals.

When public SSL/TLS, code signing, and private SSL/TLS certificates are imported to your CertCentral account, they will appear on the Orders page with their new DigiCert CertCentral product names.