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Authorize Duplika at NIC.ar to Register .com.ar and .ar Domains

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To register .com.ar and .ar domains in your name, you need to grant us power of attorney (authorization) at NIC.ar, Argentina’s domain name registry. With this authorization, our team can handle the registration procedures at NIC.ar on your behalf. This tutorial follows NIC.ar’s official guide to granting power of attorney from one individual to another.

These instructions apply when the domain holder is an individual. If the holder is a legal entity, NIC.ar provides separate instructions for granting power of attorney from a legal entity to an individual.

Before you begin

You’ll need:

  • Your CUIT/CUIL number.

  • An AFIP Tax Code (Clave Fiscal) with Level 2 access or higher, associated with that CUIT/CUIL.

Step 1: Sign in to NIC.ar with your Tax Code

  1. Go to nic.ar and click the SIGN IN button in the top-right corner.

    NIC.ar home page with the SIGN IN button highlighted

  2. Choose CUIT/CUIL AND TAX CODE and sign in with your CUIT/CUIL and Tax Code.

    NIC.ar Remote Procedures sign-in screen with the CUIT/CUIL and Tax Code option highlighted

If you’re acting on behalf of an individual or legal entity, remember to select it when signing in.

Step 2: Go to the Authorized Representatives section

Once you’re in Remote Procedures, click AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES in the top menu.

Remote Procedures top menu with the AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES option highlighted

Step 3: Find Duplika by CUIT/CUIL

  1. On the Authorized Representatives I’ve Appointed tab, search for Duplika by its CUIT/CUIL number in the New Authorized Representative field.

    Authorized Representatives I’ve Appointed section with the new representative search field for CUIT/CUIL highlighted

  2. When the result appears, click + ADD.

    Search result for the representative with the ADD button highlighted

Step 4: Configure the representative’s permissions

When you add the representative, the Representative Settings screen opens. Leave the Can edit “My details” and Appoint a representative with an expiration date boxes unchecked, unless you want to grant those additional permissions.

Representative settings screen with the Permissions section highlighted

Below, under Select the applicable option, choose Specify the procedures the representative can act on.

Power of attorney type selection: specify the procedures the representative can manage

Step 5: Select the domain procedures and confirm

  1. In the Procedure selection section, use the search box (for example, enter “NIC Argentina”) to list the available procedures, then select the domain-related procedures from the list.

    Filters and list of procedures available to grant to the representative
    List of domain procedures in the Procedure selection section

  2. Check the boxes for the domain procedures you want to enable.

    Domain procedures checked in Procedure selection

  3. Click CONFIRM.

Step 6: Verify that the power of attorney was registered

The representative appears in the table on the Authorized Representatives I’ve Appointed tab, along with their CUIT/CUIL, name, authorization date, and the VIEW POWER OF ATTORNEY, SETTINGS, and DELETE actions. You can use SETTINGS to review or change the permissions you granted at any time.

Table of registered representatives with the VIEW POWER OF ATTORNEY, SETTINGS, and DELETE actions

Step 7: Let us know

Once you’ve completed the authorization, let our team know through the support desk at mi.duplika.com, via WhatsApp, or by email so we can register your .com.ar and .ar domains.

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