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What is the RAA Verification process? Verifying Contact Information for ICANN Validation

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As of January 1, 2014, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has mandated that all ICANN accredited registrars begin verifying the WHOIS contact information for all new domain registrations and Registrant contact modifications.
 
The RAA Verification is triggered under 2 conditions:
 
New Domain name registration.
The Registrant contact information is updated
When the Registrant contact is updated, the RAA email is sent to the NEW email address. The changes will not be reflected on the domain name until the RAA email is verified.
 
An exception is made if the email address on the contact information has already been previously verified.
 
Once the RAA Verification process has started, the Registrant has 15 days to verify the information before the domain name is suspended.
 
If the Registrant email address is incorrect, then it must be updated. This will cause a new RAA Verification email will be resent to the new address. This does not reset the Suspension status.
 
If the email address is valid, but the customer is still unable to receive the email, Tech Support may assist in sending the RAA Verification email manually from eNom's customer care email.
 
How does the Contact Verification process work?
 change to the Registered Name Holder of a domain name is defined as any change to the first name, last name, or email address of the registrant contact. A change to the Registered Name Holder of a domain name will trigger the contact verification process whereby an email containing a verification link will be sent to the registrant email address. The link in the email must be clicked by the recipient of the email in order to complete the verification process.
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