PKNIC has adopted, with amendments, the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP), established and adopted by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers on October 24, 1999. PKNIC's amendments take precedent if there is a conflict between the ICANN UDRP policy and PKNIC's amendments to it.

PKNIC process requirements and amendments, on top of the process defined in the ICANN UDRP policy and rules, and DNDRC rules, are:

1. For .PK domains, the local Domain Name Dispute Resolution Centre "DNDRC" www.dndrc.com shall be used in lieu of the providers listed by ICANN.
2. When a complainant initates a dispute case against a domain, PKNIC shall send the notification about the new open case to the domain owner and the domain account manager, and inform them about the DNDRC proceedings for the domain. The notification is sent using the email addresses in the domain record. It is the responsiblity of the domain owner and domain account manager to keep their email addresses up to date in the PKNIC domain record, and such that those email addresses accounts are capable of receiving emails from PKNIC.
3. The Respondent shall have 14 days to respond to the DNDRC requested response. After the initial response has been filed, the respondent may be grant additional time if further response is required, on the sole discretion of DNDRC.

Details about UDRP are available at the following URLs:

1. Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP)
2. Rules for Using the UDRP Policy.