A fully managed end-to-end service for digitally signing code, documents, and applications. (formerly Trusted Signing)
Because the request has remained In Progress for 20 days—well beyond the approximately seven-day processing window—escalate the existing validation through Azure Support rather than submitting duplicate documents or creating another concurrent request.^1^
Escalate the existing request
- In the Azure portal, open Help + support and create a support request for Artifact Signing identity validation.
- Include:
- The identity validation ID.
- Identity type: Public / Organization.
- Country/region: Israel.
- Submission date and current In Progress status.
- Confirmation that both requested documents show Accepted.
- The primary-email address used for validation, without posting it publicly.
- Screenshots of the validation details and accepted-document statuses.
- Ask support to check whether the request is awaiting email verification, pending with the validation provider, or stalled and requiring backend review.
- Do not create another validation while this one remains active. Microsoft states that duplicate requests for the same entity do not help and that identity-validation requests cannot be expedited.^2^
Azure Support and Microsoft Q&A with the Artifact Signing tag are the documented assistance channels.^2^ A Q&A moderator cannot generally expose private validation details publicly, so provide identifiers or account information only through a private support interaction.
Check for a hidden email-verification action
Document acceptance does not necessarily complete the entire workflow. Open:
Artifact Signing account → Objects → Identity validations → select the organization validation
Check the detailed pane—not only the account overview—for an email or individual-verification instruction. Organization validation sends verification links to the primary email address; after individual verification, the status returns to In Progress while validation continues. Additional-document requests instead change the status to Action Required.^3^
If the detail pane requests email verification:
- Search the primary mailbox, junk folder, and mail-security quarantine.
- The verification link expires after seven days.
- An expired link cannot be resent for the same request; Microsoft’s documented recovery is to start a new validation request.^2^
- Before deleting the current request, ask support to confirm that email expiry is actually the blocker. If a new request must use a different primary email address, the FAQ specifically directs customers to contact support to continue onboarding.^2^
Israel is supported for organizational Public Trust certificates, so the stated country is not itself an eligibility blocker.^3^
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