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Dot Ca Auction > Info For Domain Owners
- What is the domain owner verification process?
Each domain owner must be verified with respect to who they are and that they are adults above 18. Each must also sign a statement clearly indicating that indeed they are the legitimate registrant of record and that they in fact are the party with usage rights of domains they submit for auction including the right to transfer the domain to another party.
This process includes:
1) Faxing of a government issued Photo ID (Citizenship card, passport, permanent resident card, driver's license). This affects first time auction sellers only so it only takes place the first time around.
2) Faxing both sides of a valid credit card in domain owner's name. The credit card will be authorized (but not charged) for $5. This serves as additional proof of a person's identity.
3) Downloading a form from MyID.ca website whereby domain lister attests to his/her being either the legitimate registrant of the domain or the authorized representative of the legitimate registrant of the domain. The form will also include binding statements that the domain owner will approve all processes that would lead to change of registrant name on record within 24 hours of being notified of the need to do so either by MyID.ca or by CIRA. The form will also include all the fees included in the auction and the expected minimum (In case domain sells at exactly the reserve price) amount received after all fees are deducted.
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