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It typically takes up to '''two years''' for a new CA to make it from one end of the process to the other. If the CA does not provide requested information in a timely manner, then the application will take even longer, or be cancelled. | It typically takes up to '''two years''' for a new CA to make it from one end of the process to the other. If the CA does not provide requested information in a timely manner, then the application will take even longer, or be cancelled. | ||
The | The same process is used to request: | ||
* Root certificate inclusion for all CAs, even if the CA already has root certificates included in Mozilla's root store | |||
* Turning on additional trust bits for an already-included root certificate | |||
* Enabling EV treatment for an already-included root certificate | |||
* Including a renewed version of an already-included root certificate | |||
The overall steps of the CA certificate inclusion and update process are as follows. | |||
# A representative of the CA | # A representative of the CA | ||
#* [[CA/Application_Instructions#Create_Root_Inclusion.2FUpdate_Request|submits a request for root inclusion]], and | #* [[CA/Application_Instructions#Create_Root_Inclusion.2FUpdate_Request|submits a request for root inclusion]], and | ||