How to properly take ownership of a project?

Question

Law in IT

Good afternoon, dear Khabrovites.
The question arose: there is a project, it is required to draw up documents (what?) for its ownership.
The goal is to transfer part of the project to partners.
Tell me how to do it correctly, what documents are required? Is a certificate enough to own a project domain?

Answer 1

Proof of domain ownership is sufficient.

Answer 2

You register an LLC or an individual entrepreneur, re-register it, that is, transfer the domain (whois), and just in case, the domain can be put on the balance sheet in the accounting department.

Answer 3

You sign some kind of common document that fixes the division of shares. This may be part of the authorized capital when creating an LLC. if you are already a serious person and you have a little money for the organization of a CJSC (OJSC), then the ownership of shares is indicated there. In one case, it will be enough to specify a certificate for a domain and passport data that match the specified person in whois. Otherwise, the domain is registered to a legal entity, and then you need to provide documents of ownership of this legal entity.
In general, it was the partners who had to put forward demands. And then somehow it becomes already interesting what you are selling, that they only need a domain :-)