Unable to upload app to iTunes - xcode

I created an iOS app using appMobiXDK. Now to submit app on iTunes Connect I followed all the steps given in "Build for app store" link. I created all the required certificates also got the build. But when I'm trying to submit the build to "Application Loader", I am getting the following error:
Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, or it was not signed with an Apple Submission Certificate
Any kind of help would be highly appreciated.

We need to create Appstore certificate to submit app to the app store it is present in the distribution tab of developer.apple.com so we need to create it to submit to Appstore.

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The app's executable could not be signed again for submission to the App Store

Trying to send mac app build via new iTunes Connect, after it has been successfully uploaded and validated and clicked to submit for review, it ends with following error:
"The app's executable could not be signed again for submission to the App Store. Make sure that you don't use prerelease or uncertified tools."
App is built with Xcode 5.1.1 and is normal obj-c mac app. Has any of you been able to resolve it?
(the message is from web app, it's not xcode codesign problem)

Why does my itunes submission fail with "Invalid Signature" error?

I am trying to submit an iOS app, but it fails showing "Invalid binary" in iTunes connect, and the submission feedback email shows:
Invalid Signature - Make sure you have signed your application with a
distribution certificate, not an ad hoc certificate or a development
certificate. Verify that the code signing settings in Xcode are
correct at the target level (which override any values at the project
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I am certain that I have used a distribution certificate.
I have ran the command codesign -d -vvvv /path/to/app.app and it showed Authority=iPhone Distribution: Company Name Inc (ABC1234) which is indeed a distribution certificate.
I used Xcode's application loader for the submission.
I also tried Xcode's Organizer - Archives to validate and submit the app. It passed validation (!) and then iTunes connect still decides it is an invalid binary with an invalid signature.
I should mention that I am using Xamarin, but I doubt that this is a Xamarin-related issue.

"Profile" is a valid identity. However, you do not have the associated package identity. Developer profile from a different mac can be imported

I am trying to submit my mac app to mac app store. Bust I'm unable to code sign the build properly.
I have create a distribution certificate in Develop Certificate utility and also I have created a production profile.
I have imported the certificate in my keychain properly with the private key. Also The provision profile is imported successfully in Organizer -> Window.
But When I Archive the project, and validate the iPA to mac app store, I'm getting the error:
**** "Profile" is a valid identity. However, the private key for the associated package identity "Profile" is not installed on this Mac
Some more details about project:
I'm using an external framework and open source project in my project named XMLRPC.
I have set "Skip Install" property of the project to YES.
This is not code sign.
Can you please let me know what is going wrong?
You are missing the installer certificate. You need both the distribution certificate to sign your app and the installer certificate to sign the package installer on submitting to the Mac App Store. Xcode finds the key automatically based on the name of code signing identity, the name is the same but with "Installer" append.
To fix the issue log into the Certificate section of Apple developer. Request a new certificate via the plus button and choose the Mac App Store installer type. Follow the steps to submit a CSR request and then simply download the certificate and drag it over to your keychain.
I got the same warning even though I had the right profiles and code signing identities.
“Profile” is a valid identity. However, you do not have the associated package identity.
I refreshed my code signing identities in Xcode and relaunched Xcode. The warning disappeared afterwards.

Application failed codesign verification

I know that there are many articles all over the Internet about this, but no matter how hard I try, I can't find an answer to this question:
I want to submit my finished app to the iOS App Store. I just archived my iOS application in Xcode 4, and I clicked the "Validate..." button in the Organiser. When the app is validated, Xcode tells me this:
Application failed codesign verification. The signature was invalid, or it was
not signed with an Apple submission certificate.
I have a distribution profile that I used to codesign in the target app.
I am not using Application Loader because it is telling me that
Application Loader is currently unavailable... an error occurred talking to the
iTunes store
But the question is, what is wrong with my app, and how can I fix it.
Thanks in advance.
check 2 things in the build log (detail view), search for "embedded.mobileprovision" to see if it's embedded, and check under "CodeSign" if the certificate is the one that you are using for distribution.

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