; and (4) a statement that evidence of offering drugs illegally, such as a screenshot, has been retained, and is available to be shared with the registry operator or registrar. (c) Registrant Appeal (1) In general Any registrant whose domain name is locked and suspended pursuant to subsection (a) may appeal such action to the trusted notifier pursuant to paragraph (2). The domain name shall remain locked and suspended until a final determination of the merits of the appeal has been made. (2) Appeals (A) In general In bringing such an appeal, the registrant for the locked and suspended domain name may do any of the following: (i) Contact the applicable registry operator or registrar to request information regarding the business name, or personal name if the trusted notifier is not a business, and the email address, of the trusted notifier who submitted the notification regarding the domain name. (ii) Dispute the notification by submitting the following to the applicable trusted notifier: (I) A copy of the registrant’s pharmacy licenses for all jurisdictions where it offered to ship prescription medicines at the time of the notification where such licensure is legally required in such jurisdiction, or a copy of registrant’s affiliated pharmacy’s licenses for all jurisdictions where the registrant offered to facilitate the shipment of prescription medicines at the time of the notification where such licensure is legally required in such jurisdiction. (II) The license information of the medical practitioner involved in issuing the prescription facilitated in part by the registrant’s domain name where practitioner licensure is legally required in such jurisdiction. (B) Provision of information Not later than 15 days after receiving a request under subparagraph (A)(i), a registry operator or registrar shall provide the requested information. (C) Investigation The applicable trusted notifier shall— (i) conduct a reasonable investigation regarding the registrant and its domain name to determine whether notification under