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'''URS(S)''' is the abbreviation for '''Uniform Rapid Suspension (System)'''. It was designed exclusively to provide trademark owners with a quick and a low-cost process to take down infringing web sites. The URSS provides a chance for trademark owners to not only file a claim against the web domain but also involves a process, which will lead a domain to be placed offline.<ref>[http://www.thedomains.com/2009/06/01/hate-udrps-say-hello-to-something-much-worse-the-uniform-rapid-suspension-system-urs/ thedomains.com]</ref> The URSS was proposed by the trademark groups within the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ([[ICANN]]) in an endeavor to cut back the large number of trademark infringements, including [[cybersquatting]].<ref>[http://davezan.com/the-uniform-rapid-suspension-system-proposal.html dacezan.com]</ref><ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/udrp/udrp.htm UDRP]</ref>
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'''URS(S)''' is the abbreviation for '''Uniform Rapid Suspension (System)'''. It was designed exclusively to provide trademark owners with a quick and a low-cost process to take down websites infringing on their [[Intellectual Property|intellectual property]] rights.<ref>[http://www.thedomains.com/2009/06/01/hate-udrps-say-hello-to-something-much-worse-the-uniform-rapid-suspension-system-urs/ thedomains.com]</ref> The URSS was proposed by the trademark groups within [[ICANN]] in an endeavor to cut back the large number of trademark infringements, including [[cybersquatting]].<ref>[http://davezan.com/the-uniform-rapid-suspension-system-proposal.html dacezan.com]</ref><ref>[http://www.icann.org/en/udrp/udrp.htm UDRP]</ref>
    
== Functioning of the URSS ==
 
== Functioning of the URSS ==
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URSS was intended to provide a fast procedure to deal with the clear cases of infringement. When a trademark holder files a complaint, the [[Registrar|registrar]] immediately freezes the domain. The registrar then notifies to the company against which the complaint has been filed. The company then has 14 days to submit an answer. If there is no reply from the company in 14 days or if the answer provided by the company is not reasonable then the domain name is taken down immediately.<ref>[http://www.thedomains.com/2009/06/01/hate-udrps-say-hello-to-something-much-worse-the-uniform-rapid-suspension-system-urs/ thedomains.com]</ref>
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URS is intended to provide a fast procedure to deal with clear cases of infringement. When a trademark holder files a complaint, the [[Registrar|registrar]] immediately freezes the domain. The registrar then notifies to the company against which the complaint has been filed. The company then has 14 days to submit a response. If there is no reply from the company in 14 days, or if the response provided by the company is not reasonable, the domain name is suspended immediately.<ref>[http://www.thedomains.com/2009/06/01/hate-udrps-say-hello-to-something-much-worse-the-uniform-rapid-suspension-system-urs/ thedomains.com]</ref> The domain name will not be deleted or transferred to the trademark owner, rather, the domain name will point to a mandatory URS placeholder page for the remaining registration period.<ref>[http://www.newdomains.org/news/New_gTLDs_Uniform_Rapid_Suspension_System_URS New gTLDs: Uniform Rapid Suspension System (URS) newdomains.org]</ref>
    
== Difference between URS and [[UDRP]] ==
 
== Difference between URS and [[UDRP]] ==
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