I received this comment from Entrust on the matter: "For this case, since the customer mentioned the person name as authorization company, as well as CSR organizational attribute; Entrust would handle the request as a private individual.
As far as sole proprietorships are concerned, Entrust match rules with D&B stipulate that the domain can be registered under the name of the owner. If you require any further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact us." If you still need more assistance you can call Entrust at 1-866-267-9297. If you have any trouble getting through to them give me a call or send me an e-mail. Regards ________________________________ Darryl Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tucows Inc. Phone:(416)-538-5461 Toll Free: (800)-371-6992 x1341 Fax: (416)-531-5584 96 Mowat Avenue Toronto Ontario M6K 3M1 > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 8:02 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: webcerts - sole proprietor .ca domain = individual ? > > > Did I make a booboo? > > I submitted an application on behalf of our customer (first cert, so I > wanted to go thru and see everything for myself in order to coach future > clients). I believe I entered everything just as we entered ours a few > months ago. Ours was a .com name, so our WHOIS has our company name in it, > though it is a sole proprietorship. We needed to fax in our > provincial biz. > name registration doc as proof of right. > > Now this customer (also sole proprietorship) has a .ca name, so her WHOIS > can only have her name as organization even though she has a > provincial Biz > license (biz name reg). CIRA views a d.b.a as an individual, will > only allow > a person's name as registrant. On the CSR, I entered only her > name since it > is supposed to exactly match the WHOIS. On her cert application, I entered > 'Her Name d.b.a Her Company' and 'Her Company' as company. So Entrust is > asking for personal ID such as drivers licence. > > Which one is wrong ? > > > Jo Shea >
