ADR for the toplevel domain .se is administered by WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). There are a number of conditions that must be met in order for you to achieve success with your application and get the .se domain name either transferred to you or deregistered. Here you can read more about what to consider before submitting an application.
Informal Guide to the ADR proceeding
Informal Guide to the ADR proceeding can be found at WIPO:s website.
Contacts for ADR
If you have further questions regarding ADR, please contact the WIPO Arbitration and Meditation Center. Contact with WIPO can be made in Swedish or English.
E-mail: arbiter.mail@wipo.int
Telephone: +41-22 338 8247
Website: https://www.wipo.int
Always read the entire document, Rules of procedure for ADR, carefully before you submit an ADR application. Also read through Paragraph 7 of Terms and conditions of registration which deals with ADR.
Three requirements
Begin by making sure that your case fulfils the three absolute requirements that apply for ADR (this applies to ’Accelerated Proceedings’ as well):
- You must have a right (e.g. a brand or company name) which is legally recognized in Sweden.
- The present holder of the domain name shall have acted in bad faith when he/she registered or used the domain name.
- The present holder of the domain name shall also have no right or justified interest in the domain name
How to fill in your application
At WIPO's website under WIPO Toolkit there is a document that gives you tips and guidance on how to fill out your application (Before your application). It is important that you review this guide before submitting your application to make it complete.
- Here you will find the application form
Send the application (and annexes if any) by email to domain.disputes@wipo.int.
Closed for holidays
Note that during Swedish and Swiss holidays, The Swedish Internet Foundation respectively WIPO have no opportunity to process ADR cases.