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The iOS Distribution Certificate is expiring. what are my options?

My current distribution certificate has expired today. This means that my AdHoc and AppStore provisioning profiles have also expired.

I have 2 applications that have already been submitted to Apple; 1 is awaiting review, the other is in review.

It does not look like I can create a new distribution certificate since there is no choice for it. Cancel or download. I assume that if I revoke it, I can create a new certificate. It's right? (1)

and (2) if I cancel this, what will happen to my existing applications that are under review. Will they be thrown out of line? That would be nice, especially since I have time limits.

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(1) Yes, create a new certificate with a new expiration date. (2) Nothing, once the application is signed, the signature remains valid until its expiration, even if you later delete the profile or the profile of the provision of services from the Portal.

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(1) Yes. It's right. (2) The documentation does not say anything about the viewing queue. He says that any applications in the store are not affected, but you will not be able to send new ones, so you are probably all right.

https://developer.apple.com/support/technical/certificates/

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/909137/

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