Mail doesn't send certificate-signed message

Symptoms
When attempting to send a message in Mail that has been signed by a trusted certificate, a message appear that states:  "Unable to sign message You don’t have a trusted certificate in your keychain that matches the email address (sender’s email address). Without a certificate, you can’t sign messages sent from this address."
 The Compose window cannot be closed.
(same as describe for Lion in http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4222 )
Then, if you quit Mail and reopen it, the signed message reopen in its
compose window and can now be sent…

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