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اندماج المسجل

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إذا دخل أمين سجل معتمد من ICANN في اندماج؛ يجب على أمين السجل أن يقدّم إخطارًا بالاندماج إلى هيئة ICANN.

يمكن أن تأخذ عملية اندماج أمين السجل شكلين اثنين:

  • اندماج اثنين من أمناء السجل المعتمدين من ICANN. وفي هذه الحالة، يندمج أمينا السجل في كيان أمين سجل معتمد من ICANN، وينتهي اعتماد الكيان الذي يزول من الوجود.
  • اندماج أمين سجل معتمد من ICANN مع كيان غير معتمد. وفي هذه الحالة، يبقى الكيان الخلف أو يصبح معتمدًا من ICANN (حسب مقتضى الحال).

ولأي نوع من نوعي الاندماج، يجب أن يقدّم أمين (أمناء) السجل الوثائق الآتي بيانها إلى ICANN على يد رسول أو عبر الفاكس أو بالبريد الإلكتروني إلى العنوان registrarupdates@icann.org:

  1. نسخة من اتفاق الاندماج المؤسسي (الذي يجوز تنقيحه لاستبعاد شروط السرية)،
  2. دليل التأسيس والوضع الجيد من جهة تسجيل الأعمال التجارية المختصة،
  3. نموذج تحديث جهة الاتصال الرئيسية (إن كان هناك ضرورة لإجراء تغييرات)،
  4. وحسب الاقتضاء:

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