Legal Process

Law Enforcement Guidelines

Issued by Mokwe Enterprise LLC  ·  Effective: November 14, 2026  ·  Jurisdiction: United States

Important Notice to Law Enforcement

Mokwe Enterprise LLC operates Buddi Web as a sovereign domain registry. We take user privacy seriously and require valid legal process before disclosing any user information. Requests that do not meet our requirements will not be fulfilled. Emergency requests involving imminent threat to life will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

About Buddi Web

Buddi Web is a sovereign domain registry operated by Mokwe Enterprise LLC, a United States-based company. We provide domain registration services within the Buddi ecosystem including .soul, .buddi, .mokwe, .uools, and other sovereign TLDs.

We are not an ICANN-accredited registrar. Buddi Web domains operate within our sovereign ecosystem and are not part of the traditional DNS infrastructure.

What Data We Hold

Data we may be able to provide with valid legal process:

  • Account username and email address at time of registration
  • Domain registration records (domain name, registration date, expiry date)
  • Payment transaction records (amount, date — we do not store full payment details)
  • IP address logged at account creation
  • Domain resolve target URLs

Data we do not have and cannot provide:

  • Browsing history or search queries of domain visitors
  • Content hosted at domain resolve targets (we do not host content)
  • Real-time location data
  • Communications between users
  • Payment card numbers or full financial records
  • Data for users who registered with RootMark Privacy enabled (details are redacted)

Legal Process Requirements

Mokwe Enterprise LLC requires valid legal process before disclosing any user information. The following types of legal process are accepted:

All requests must be issued by a court of competent jurisdiction in the United States and served in accordance with applicable law. Requests from outside the United States must comply with applicable mutual legal assistance treaty (MLAT) procedures.

How to Submit a Request

1

Prepare valid legal process

Obtain the appropriate legal document (subpoena, court order, or search warrant) from a court of competent jurisdiction in the United States.

2

Include required information

Your request must identify the specific domain name(s) or account(s) at issue, the specific information requested, the legal basis for the request, and your agency contact information.

3

Submit via email

Send the legal process document to our designated legal contact email below. Requests submitted through any other channel will be redirected.

4

Response timeline

We will acknowledge receipt within 5 business days and respond within the timeframe required by the legal process or within 14 business days, whichever is sooner.

User Notification Policy

Unless prohibited by law or court order, Mokwe Enterprise LLC will notify affected users of legal process requests before complying. This gives users the opportunity to seek legal counsel and challenge the request if appropriate.

We will not notify users if the legal process includes a non-disclosure order or if notification would create an imminent risk to safety.

Emergency Requests

If you have a good faith belief that an emergency involving imminent danger of death or serious physical injury requires disclosure of information without delay, contact us immediately at our legal email below and clearly mark your request as an emergency.

We will review emergency requests as quickly as possible. Note that we have very limited real-time data and may not be able to assist in all emergency situations.

Legal Contact Information

Company: Mokwe Enterprise LLC
Legal Email: legal@buddisearch.com
Platform: buddiweb.buddisearch.com
Jurisdiction: United States
Response Time: 5 business days acknowledgment · 14 business days full response

✦ Transparency Commitment

Mokwe Enterprise LLC is committed to transparency with our users. We publish this policy so our users understand how we handle government and law enforcement requests. We will resist overly broad requests and will only disclose the minimum information required by valid legal process.