Greetings, The government asks me for the certificate of ownership of my domain in pdf to prove that it is mine, it must appear: The domain name in question Name of the registrar with which it is registered (in our case, INWX) Original Registration Date Expiration date as of today Full details of the domain holder (first and last name, full address, email) DNS Servers
I’ve tried with the invoice but the dns information is not listed.
You’ll have the ask the domain registrar (in your case, INWX) if they can provide such documentation.
My fault, I’ve explained it wrong because I’ve copied the list from other place (INWX), in my case is cloudflare not this other one but I can’t find this info in cloudflare in my user page
What about a combination of the invoice that has your name & email and the domain name along with a pdf of a print screen of https://dash.cloudflare.com/?to=/:account/:zone/dns?
If you click on My profile in the right the drop down when you take the screenshot, it will expose your email.
Maybe the government can tie the two together when they see the domain name on invoice & the screenshot as well as your email on invoice & the screenshot as the screenshot will show the nameservers?
It seems like it has to be an oficial document and It should have all this information:
The domain name in question
Name of the registrar with which it is registered (in our case, Cloudflare)
Original Registration Date Expiration date as of today Full details of the domain holder (first and last name, full address, email)
DNS Servers
Thats why I think I can’t do screenshots, In other companies It’s like something easy that you can export from the user page when you enter manage domains
If time allows (7 days max, but it could be also be a few minutes depending on the TLD and gaining registrar… as Cloudflare allows expedited transfer for supporting TLDs), you may transfer the domain to one of these “other companies” where you can easily download the document you need.
Of course, I don’t know if this is the subject of legal dispute and if merely moving the domain from one registrar to another will impact your case.
(Personally, I’ve never seen any registrar that has all the requested details in a downloadable document, though I’ve had smaller registrars manually prepare such a document for me before.)
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