NON-Standardised Signature Type 1

It is a cryptographic signature using Java applets. Therefore, the Java Virtual Machine must be installed.
As it is a cryptographic signature, it requires an electronic certificate or DNIe.

Further information can be found in the manual in the enclosed documentation.

Compatibility table

Cl@ve Signature

The Cl@ve Signature is a cryptographic signature based on the centralised certificate or cloud certificate belonging to the Cl@ve System. To obtain it, users must first identify themselves physically, either in person at a Cl@ve Registration Office, or by online identification through the use of a personal certificate from a Recognised Certification Authority.

Further information can be found in the manual in the enclosed documentation.

Compatibility table

The Social Security is working to simplify and facilitate the use of electronic signatures in its electronic procedures with citizens. For the time being, and until this process is completed, several electronic signature systems coexist:

• Cryptographic electronic signature systems (require an electronic certificate):
  • Signature with AutoSignature
  • Cl@ve Signature
  • NON-Standardised Signature Type 1        
• Non-cryptographic electronic signature systems (no electronic certificate required):
  • Signature Without Certificate

The following sections describe each of the signature types.

Signature Without Certificate

The Signature Without Certificate is a non-cryptographic signature aimed at those users who cannot identify themselves with an electronic certificate. At the time of signing, you will be required to enter a mobile phone number, to which a security code (in an SMS message) necessary to complete the signature will be sent. The telephone number to be entered must be the one registered in the identification system used (if you identify yourself with Cl@ve Móvil you must enter the mobile phone number registered in Cl@ve).

As it is a non-cryptographic signature, it does not require an electronic certificate, DNIe or Cl@ve centralised certificate.

Further information can be found in the manual in the enclosed documentation.