XCode target not displaying Code Signing Provisioning Profile

Hello experts,
I am first time uploading my application on the apple store. I downloaded distribution provisioning profile and placed that into home/library/Mobile Device/Provisioning Profiles.
Opened xcode, created distributed configuration by duplicating release configuration.
changed CODE SIGNING IDENTITY to IPhone Distribution: My company name
next step is to set the CODE SIGNING PROVISIONING PROFILE but xcode not showing this option.
The four options that i can see are:
1) Code signing Entitlements
2) Code signing identity
3) Code signing resource rules path
4) Other code signing flags
NOT the "CODE SIGNING PROVISIONING PROFILE" parameter to set.
What i need to check for this.
I tried to upload my app without this setting but as i expected got the error:
"The binary you uploaded is not valid or it was not signed by Apple Submission Certificate."
Please help me to resolve this.
Thanks in advance.

thanks for replying
i checked all the above mentioned steps.
-> My Distibution Profile is present in Mobile Devices/Provisioning Profiles.
-> Active SDK is Device
-> Active Configuration is Distribution
-> Bundle Identifier name is a simple five letter word without white spaces and special characters.
The only thing my application is not having is the "Code Signing Provisioning Profile" option to set in the top-level getinfo window->build.
here i am giving the link of my build settings for Distribution Configuration:
http://reportingmanager.com/NevaGarments/ScreenShot/Picture.png
please let me know what needs to be done.
Thanks

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