In order to simplify the registration process, in some cases, the domain is first registered under the name of the Provider. Thus, the Provider is mentioned as the domain holder in the central registry. After verifying the User’s identity, the Provider can, at any time, alter the details indicated in the registry at the request of the User. In this case, the User must provide all the necessary information (usually name, surname, address, valid e-mail address, phone number, and the company's tax identification number and/or any other company identification number); the e-mail address must be the one provided upon registering for the Service. In the event of domain disputes and/or complications (including, but not limited to, legal disputes or suspicion of a crime), the User will be asked by the Provider via e-mail to take responsibility and to transfer the domain to his/her own name. If the User does not react affirmatively within 7 days from when the e-mail was sent, the Provider will block or cancel the domain name.