Invalid Code Signing Entitlements - Adobe Viewer?

Hello everybody,
I have had this problem during the past few days. At this point I need some help because I tried a lot of things to resolve it but it wasn't possible. When I send my App to Apple with 'Application Loader', this error appears again and again:
I know that it means, but I don't know how resolve it. I created a several new certificates and bundle id, I'm using just roman letters [A-Z, a-z] and numbers... I'm desesperate. I'm writing that here because if you read the lines of the image, you can see that the error is in 'viewer.app/viewer', and that smells like something wrong with Adobe Viewer. It's possible?
Please, HELP!
Thanks,
E.

Hi Nate,
Thanks for the email. The issue has been fixed. I had a problem with my mobile provision prefix. Although once I submit the zip file via application loader to the iTunes, shortly after accepting it, they email me (please see attached) some warning with regards to CF Bundler.
I’ve searched in DPS forum and found out that apparently regardless of this warning, Apple still will publish my app. (although apparently it will take about two weeks for the app to be approved).
I tried to see if I can rectify this warning, but left it for the moment as it seems it won’t effect on approving and publishing my app.
Kind regards,
Calvin Mousavi

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