How long does it usually take for domain name information to be filed?

The purpose of this article is to share with you about how long it takes for domain name information to be put on record. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I hope you can learn something after reading this article. Let's take a look at it with the editor.

The official reply of the Communications Administration is to review within 20 working days, and the actual review by most regional administrations is about 1-2 weeks, and that of individual provinces is about 3-5 days. After the verification is passed, the domain name registrant will be notified by SMS or email. Since the final audit is conducted by the Administration, cloud service providers do not have the authority to review, so they can only wait patiently for the approval by the Administration, and there is no other way to speed up the process.

So what is the filing process of the domain name? Let's take a look at the domain name filing process:

First of all, submit the relevant filing information in the domain name filing system; secondly, according to the requirements, submit the valid documents of the person in charge of the website, such as photos, scanned copies, etc.; third, the accuracy of the data verified by cloud service providers is generally completed within 1-2 working days, and then submitted to the provincial communications administration for review. The Communications Administration shall complete the audit within 20 working days after receiving the record materials, and the record number shall be issued after the examination is passed, and the record shall be completed successfully. If the correct materials need to be re-uploaded, repeat the previous submission process.

So what kind of information are needed for domain name filing?

An enterprise record: the original copy of the industrial and commercial business license (with the copy of the latest annual inspection record), the original copy of the ID card of the person in charge of the website, the check photo of the person in charge of the website, the positive and negative side of the legal person's ID card, the scanned copy of the check list (need to be stamped, the system will be clearly prompted and provide the download address after filling in the filing materials online)

B for the record of government organs, institutions and social organizations: the original scanned copy of the organization code certificate, the original scanned copy of the ID card of the person in charge of the website, the check photo of the person in charge of the website, the original scanned copy of the legal person's ID card and the scanned copy of the check list (need to be stamped)

C personal record: the original ID card of the person in charge is scanned, the photo checked by the person in charge, and the scanned copy of the check list.

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