Instructions for Filing a Complaint: URS Complaints are auto-generated with information gathered from form fields online. This ensures both a compliant Complaint, and one that is uniform and easy to review, helping to reduce the cost and increase the speed of these cases. You can file online by going to , then selecting from the “URS” link on the left side panel. “Ruleset” Before you please be sure you have read and fully understand the instructions below and the URS Procedure as well as its accompanying Rules and the Forum’s Supplemental Rules. If you have procedural questions before you begin, please consult our FAQ section. If you cannot find the answer there, please contact us at . We cannot answer legal questions, or questions about filing strategy or what an Examiner might do. Before you begin, verify the following: You can prove each element of URS 1.2.6. The domain name(s) you want to file on are part of the new gTLDs (launched after July 1, 2013) or are in a ccTLD that has adopted the URS (like .pw). The online filing system will reject all domain names that do not fit the criteria. Before you begin, gather the following: Name, address, email, phone for all Complainants and counsel. Name, address, email, and/or phone for any known Respondents or counsel. A list of the trademarks on which you’re relying. A list of the goods and services (or International Classes) for which the marks are used. Evidence of your trademarks, sufficient for URS Proc. 1.2.5 and 1.2.6.1. Evidence of use of the trademarks, sufficient for URS Proc. 1.2.5 and 1.2.6.1. Screenshots of the websites to which each domain name at issue resolves (URS 1.2.4). Each of the preceding three documents should be a stand-alone document. You will be required to upload them individually, per domain name, and tag the document type for the system. Information on any legal complaints, past or present, related to the domain name(s). Know if you wish to submit to the jurisdiction of the Registrar or the Registrant for the domain name(s). Credit card for payment. A 500 word summary of your contentions regarding the domain names at issue.
Instructions for Filing a Complaint: URS Complaints are auto-generated with information gathered from form fields online. This ensures both a compliant Complaint, and one that is uniform and easy to review, helping to reduce the cost and increase the speed of these cases. You can file online by going to , then selecting “URS” from the “Ruleset” link on the left side panel. Before you please be sure you have read and fully understand the instructions below and the URS Procedure as well as its accompanying Rules and the Forum’s Supplemental Rules. If you have procedural questions before you begin, please consult our FAQ section. If you cannot find the answer there, please contact us at . We cannot answer legal questions, or questions about filing strategy or what an Examiner might do. Before you begin, verify the following: You can prove each element of URS 1.2.6. The domain name(s) you want to file on are part of the new gTLDs (launched after July 1, 2013) or are in a ccTLD that has adopted the URS (like .pw). The online filing system will reject all domain names that do not fit the criteria. Before you begin, gather the following: Name, address, email, phone for all Complainants and counsel. Name, address, email, and/or phone for any known Respondents or counsel. A list of the trademarks on which you’re relying. A list of the goods and services (or International Classes) for which the marks are used. Evidence of your trademarks, sufficient for URS Proc. 1.2.5 and 1.2.6.1. Evidence of use of the trademarks, sufficient for URS Proc. 1.2.5 and 1.2.6.1. Screenshots of the websites to which each domain name at issue resolves (URS 1.2.4). Each of the preceding three documents should be a stand-alone document. You will be required to upload them individually, per domain name, and tag the document type for the system. Information on any legal complaints, past or present, related to the domain name(s). Know if you wish to submit to the jurisdiction of the Registrar or the Registrant for the domain name(s). Credit card for payment. A 500 word summary of your contentions regarding the domain names at issue.