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Domain invitations should be temporary, but right now they are long-lasting: they don't actually expire, and they exist until someone deletes, cancels, or retrieves them. Let's change that.
Implementation shouldn't be retroactive; this issue shouldn't make outstanding invitations inert. We should communicate the change to the nature of invitations to users.
Acceptance criteria
Invitations have an "expired" state
All new invitations expire after 30 days (existing invitations should be left alone)
Content is updated in-registrar, in invitation emails, and on get.gov
New content is created to guide a user to know what to do when they click on an expired invitation
Additional context
The new content for an expired invitation will have to be on manage.get.gov and presented after a user signs in with a Login.gov account.
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Make new domain invitations expire after a period of time (draft)
Make new domain invitations expire after a period of time
Jan 16, 2025
Issue description
Domain invitations should be temporary, but right now they are long-lasting: they don't actually expire, and they exist until someone deletes, cancels, or retrieves them. Let's change that.
Implementation shouldn't be retroactive; this issue shouldn't make outstanding invitations inert. We should communicate the change to the nature of invitations to users.
Acceptance criteria
Additional context
The new content for an expired invitation will have to be on manage.get.gov and presented after a user signs in with a Login.gov account.
Links to other issues
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: