Official Site and Public Archive of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi

Verify an official source

The register below lists the channels through which the Office publishes. Anything presented as the Kingdom’s may be checked against it.

Official web domain

kingdomofatooi.com — every official page and record is served over HTTPS at an address beginning https://kingdomofatooi.com/.

Official email domain

@kingdomofatooi.com — correspondence from the Office is sent from an address at this domain. The published addresses are listed under Administrative contact below.

Document verification

Document identifier and SHA-256 checksum, available at Document Lookup. The full register of published records is the Official Document Register.

Public officials

The current Government Structure directory is the only register of offices and officeholders published by the Office. The authority of each office is set out in the Governing Framework.

Official statements and press releases

Published in the Register of Official Statements and, for decrees and orders, the Royal Decrees register, each carrying its own date and reference.

Official domain

The official domain of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi is kingdomofatooi.com, served over HTTPS. All official pages, records and archive documents are published at addresses beginning with https://kingdomofatooi.com/.

Administrative contact

• Office of the Aliʻi Nui — Secure inquiry form
• Records and archive — Secure inquiry form
• Corrections — Secure inquiry form

Verifying an archive record

1. Note the public document identifier printed on the record or reference copy.
2. Open https://kingdomofatooi.com/archive/verify/followed by that identifier.
3. Compare the title, classification, version, date and SHA-256 checksum shown there with the copy in hand. A matching checksum establishes that the copy is identical to the file held by the archive. It does not establish provenance, legal validity or recognition.
4. If a record cannot be located, write to the secure inquiry form.

What a SHA-256 checksum does and does not establish

A SHA-256 checksum is a fixed-length fingerprint calculated from the exact bytes of a file. If two files produce the same checksum they are the same file; if a single character, pixel or byte differs, the checksum differs.

Reporting impersonation or an altered document

If a document, seal, signature or website is presented as the Kingdom's and you doubt it, report it. Give the identifier printed on the copy where one appears, say where you encountered it, and describe what looks altered. Reports are received privately, are not published, and no person is named publicly as an impersonator. You may also write to the secure inquiry form quoting the identifier.