Reclaiming a domain that was transferred to another registrar depends on various factors. One of the primary considerations is whether you were the original owner and the transfer was unauthorized. If you suspect an unauthorized transfer, you should immediately reach out to both ‘publicdomainregistry.com’ and your previous registrar to initiate a recovery process. They can guide you through the necessary steps, which might include verifying your ownership and potentially filing a dispute.

If the domain was intentionally transferred due to a sale or agreement, you would need to negotiate with the current owner or check if any terms allow for reclaiming the domain. Additionally, consider that most domain registrars offer a “transfer lock” feature which prevents unauthorized domain transfers. Determine if this can be enabled for future transactions to protect your domain.

Lastly, if you believe any ICANN rules were violated during the transfer process, you can file a complaint with them, as they oversee domain registration issues. The quicker you act, the better chance you have of reclaiming your domain, so consider consulting with a legal or domain recovery expert if needed.