To remove a domain from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT)'s ICP filing blacklist, the primary step is identifying the blacklisting reason – specifically, which authority enacted the measure under which regulation. According to the Administrative Rules for the Blacklist System of Non-Compliant Domestic Websites, the ICP filing system maintains this blacklist mechanism. Domains are typically blacklisted for two core violations:

​1、Falsified Filing Information：Submitting fraudulent registration details during ICP filing.
​2、Legal Penalties for Violations：Being penalized by law enforcement agencies for illegal or non-compliant operations.

For domains blacklisted due to falsified filing information: Contact the local MIIT branch that imposed the blacklist, submit verified documentation explaining the discrepancy, and file an appeal for removal.

For domains duly penalized for violations: Engage with the enforcing authority, cooperate proactively to cease non-compliant activities, and request they issue an official removal notice to the local Communications Administration bureau.

Should removal prove unattainable: Permanently retire the domain and acquire a new replacement.