Once authorized signatory is registered for e-Sign, he/she can sign documents by getting OTP on the mobile registered with Aadhaar.ĮPFO’s Instruction Manual for Registration of e-Sign of Authorized Signatory of Establishment (V.1. Authorised signatory whose DSC is not available at Unified Portal can register their eSign at Unified Portal and get it approved from concerned EPFO field office. Authorised signatory of establishments whose DSC is already registered can directly activate their e-Sign by providing Aadhaar at Unified Portal. It is very easy to use in comparison to DSC. Also EPFO has released a User Manual for ready reference of the Employers. issues, the EPFO has now introduced the free Aadhaar based e-Sign in addition to DSC for use by the Employers at Unified Portal. In view of feedback from many employers about difficulties in e-signing the documents using DSC, due to client side technical settings, leading to their failure to approve KYC, registering under PMRPY, etc. Use of DSC requires many client side settings, such as Java installation and version control, browser setting, etc. *Or, to get a clean start, try downloading and running JavaRa to remove all Java from your system, then install the JRE for Java 7u10 that cor-el suggested earlier.EPFO has already provided a facility to Employers for approval of KYC, PMRPY registration and establishment registration through digital signatures at Unified Portal. That should not be the case, but if you do try to remove Java 7u9. Independent India 75: Self Reliance with Integrity Deadline for Aadhaar linking of UAN extended till for Establishments in NORTH EAST and certain class of establishments 'Interest for the year 2019-20 has been credited at 8.5. *Check in Windows Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs (or Programs and Features) to see if you have both versions installed. Or, to get a clean start, try downloading and running JavaRa to remove all Java from your system, then install the JRE for Java 7u10 that cor-el suggested earlier.
That should not be the case, but if you do try to remove Java 7u9. Check in Windows Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs (or Programs and Features) to see if you have both versions installed.You did not need to reinstall 7u9 if you downloaded the full JRE installer for Java 7u10 suggested by cor-el earlier. I did notice on your report from that it seems you have both Java 7u9 and Java 7u10 installed shown on the "Java version" line on that report. Maybe the folks at Oracle are just not quite "on the ball" with this update and the changes that they need to make on their website pages. That may be leading to a lot of confusion for users. I have also noticed that not all of the Java/Oracle pages have been changed to point to the new Java 7u10 version as of a couple of hours ago. You would need to inquire at that site about the meaning of those errors.
In another instance of Firefox on my system, I get the same errors as you are showing.
I keep Java disabled in the Firefox instance that I use daily as I do not have a need for it. I am not familiar with or the tests that they run.
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