Reader extensions vs Document security order

Hi!
I need to process the document by both the Reader extensions and Document security. If I do first Reader extensions and than certify document, reader extensions becomes invalid. If I certify document first and than proceed reader extensions, big warning about invalid signature is displayed.
How to solve this problem?
Thank you,
--- Jaroslav

The correct order is Certify->ARES

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