On 2/11/26 13:53, John Palmer via NANOG wrote:
ARIN is again being problematic.
They are asking for a document showing that the company is in good standing.
We attached the document but they refuse to accept it and are giving us the
run-around. We already certified this back in 2024. The ARIN consultant
simply went on the state website and was able to see the company was in good
standing. Now they want a document that doesn't exist (state provides no
such document).
We went through something very similar. Numerous mergers and
acquisitions, some legacy space, and the cherry on top was that our
company went through a name change in the middle of the process.
Eventually we got through it.
The other two three orgs that we are trying to merge into our current OrgId
- those may be a bit more difficult - being registered back when you sent
Jon Postel an e-mail template to get space.
As was our oldest block.
Look, we are trying to give them MORE money (the fee will go up if we add
those IP4 resources to our existing RSA). Hard to believe they are this
difficult.
They are being "difficult" due to the many bad actors stealing legacy
IPv4 space and selling it. Once IPv4 became a monetized commodity things
have gotten really ugly. ARIN is protecting your interests, though
sometimes it doesn't seem like it.
It's due diligence.
Keep at it, work with them. Respond to their requests on the ticket(s)
and keep at it. You will need to do some digging.
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Jay Hennigan - [email protected]
Network Engineering - CCIE #7880
503 897-8550 - WB6RDV
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