Domain Name Dispute Resolution Form

Streamline Domain Name Dispute Resolution with Paperform

When a domain name dispute arises—whether it's cybersquatting, trademark infringement, or bad faith registration—filing a complaint under the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) requires precise documentation and clear evidence. This Domain Name Dispute Resolution Form template gives legal professionals, trademark attorneys, intellectual property teams, and brand protection agencies a structured way to gather all necessary information for ICANN arbitration filing.

Built for law firms, corporate legal departments, and IP consultants, this template captures complainant details, disputed domain information, trademark rights evidence, and bad faith claims in one organized submission. Instead of juggling email threads, PDFs, and incomplete intake documents, you can collect everything needed to evaluate and file a UDRP complaint efficiently.

Why use Paperform for domain dispute intake?

Paperform's conditional logic ensures that only relevant questions appear based on the type of dispute and registration status, while calculation fields can auto-calculate filing fees or case complexity scores. You can embed this form directly on your firm's website or share it via a custom domain for a seamless client experience that reflects your professional brand.

Once submitted, use Stepper (stepper.io) to automate your dispute workflow—route submissions to case managers, create matter records in your practice management system, generate UDRP complaint drafts, and trigger calendar reminders for response deadlines. If a settlement or formal agreement is reached, Papersign (papersign.com) lets you send dispute resolution agreements for secure eSignature, keeping the entire process linked to the original complaint for a complete audit trail.

With native integrations to CRMs, project management tools, and document systems, plus SOC 2 Type II compliance and role-based permissions, Paperform gives IP law firms and corporate legal teams the security and flexibility they need to manage high-stakes domain disputes with confidence.