This is an old topic but now that I'm back to submitting an app to itunes, it still drives me crazy. That is , when I try to build for a device or distribute, I still keep getting errors that there are multiple copies of the certificates in the keychain. And there are. I go to keychain and delete them but I still get the error, even though I go back to keychain and see only one. I go through this dance many times, quitting and restarting Xcode, having them reappear by magic in the keychain, deleting, etc. Finally, after many iterations, it goes through. Is there a simple recipe that would deal with this? Thanks. Steve

You know, I'm always afraid to recommend any procedures (other than the GoNorthWest tutorials and such) on Apple certs and keys because they're so darn persnickety. All I can say is verify that you have the big three certs in your keychain access. Your personal identification cert, your developer cert (with public/private keys) and your distribution cert (with public/private keys). https://dl.dropbox.com/u/115208762/keychainstuff/KeyChain%20Certs.png Make sure that you have assigned a 'bundle id' to your project. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/115208762/keychainstuff/bundleID.png And make sure your project is using the correct Developer and Distribution Provisioning Certificates (they MUST match the bundle ID). https://dl.dropbox.com/u/115208762/keychainstuff/dev_bundle_certs.png https://dl.dropbox.com/u/115208762/keychainstuff/dist_bundle_certs.png You may have multiple provisioning certs, but only one will be valid for the project you're working with, and it has to match up with all the other certs in the project. Good Luck with this! Cheers! -- Smug