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What do you mean, "OV or SSL"? OV is a type of SSL certificate, and as @rg305 has already told you, it's one that Let's Encrypt doesn't provide--it only provides DV certs. If you need an OV cert, you'll need to get it from a different CA.
If you just want to get an ordinary SSL certificate, start by reading the documentation:
I do not know what certificate we would need - . but from the research i have done we need a ssl certificate that protects multiple- Domain or subdomains,displays trust indicator in address bar.......
We have a windows server setup hosted through Xneelo, have a few domains that point to it but only one fixed IP Address.
Our main web site is www.aquateconline.com and have a number of sub-domains of the form
What kind of hosting? If you're using their web hosting, or their managed servers, getting and installing the certificate would be their problem (and it's something they say they include with both of those), and you'd need to ask them. If you're using one of their "self-managed servers", go back to the documentation link I already gave you and read it.