One office I asked also wanted a printout of my CURP, the other one didn't. But then you need to show in person to a SAT office to prove that you are who you say you are: this needs an appointment (made online), plus: 2x the form FE_V8 signed in blue pen residence permit card (passport - I'm not sure), proof of address. If you need an even more formal setup, you can register for a firma electronica (FIEL), also on the SAT website. This system seems to have been set up to attract small businesses to become formal, so there's a significant tax rebate for the first three years. It also allows you to make formal invoices (factura). I haven't gotten as far as paying any taxes yet.
#Firma electronica sat password#
req file and a password which allow you to sign in to your SAT account where you can track your expenses and income and register for your taxes every 2 months (even if you've had no income). It's also simple to register as a small business (turnover under MX$2 million a year) under 'Régimen de Incorporación Fiscal', again online on the SAT website. Yes, it's that simple to get an RFC: you just need your CURP (on your residence card) and you sign up on the SAT website.
#Firma electronica sat update#
Now I can update everyone on how it goes: It seems like the system has been changed as of the beginning of this year (2015) so previous experiences may not reflect the current state of affairs. Was my problem just an internet hitch, or do you think the website crash was a sign of my having to que in offices somewhere with sheaves of papers? What are your experiences of this? Can it really be that simple - sign up online using your CURP, become formal? I went through the process and got to the end, but there the online system apparently crashed. However, when I looked it up online it seems that you can register for an RFC (number for the Régimen de Incorporación Fiscal) and online invoicing/tax payments account just by using your CURP number, on the SAT (servicio de administración tributaria) website. How do I get rid of this error? How do I need to create the CSD_01_chain.I sell services and have just been told by Mexican friends 'oh, we could really use some of those! If you can register in Mexico and give us a factura." They then described nightmarish paperwork storms and visits to the state capital to register a small business. I than made a p12 file out of this CDS_01_chain.pem and importing this file now gives an other error:ĮRROR: Incomplete certification path - NEED certificate of "OU=Infraestructura Extendida de Seguridad, CN=Agencia Registradora Central, C=MX, O=Banco de Mexico"! So I tried again, but now used the following command to create the CSD_01_chain.pem:Ĭopy CSD_01.key.pem CSD_01. CSD_01_chain.pem Guerrero", EMAIL=#, O=Servicio de Administración Tributaria, CN=A.C. Sapgenpse import_p12 -p CSD_01.pse -x # -z # CSD_01.p12ĮRROR: Incomplete certification path - NEED certificate of "unstructuredName=Responsable: Fernando Martínez Coss, L=Cuauhtemoc, SP=Distrito Federal, C=MX, postalCode=06300, ST="Av. Openssl pkcs12 -in CSD_01_chain.pem -passin pass:# -export -out CSD_01.p12 -name SAT -passout pass:# Now I have to chain my certificates, and from here, the note gets confusing.Ĭopy CSD_01.key.pem+CSD_01.cer.pem CSD_01_chain.pem I that executed command openssl x509 -in AC2-Sat.cer -outform PEM -out. I downloaded files AC2-Sat.crt from and exported that crt file as a.
I now have to add the ACx and ARCx root certificates. Openssl pkcs8 -inform DER -in him9409125m0_0907211449s.key -passin pass:# -outform PEM -out CSD_01.key.pem -passout pass:# I received the key and certificate from our Mexico Supply Chain Manager (filenames are 00001000000100782918TEXTILE.cer and him9409125m0_0907211449s.key).Īfter that, I followed note 1300880 and executed the following commands: I am trying to import certificate for Digital Invoice Mexico on our production system.
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