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# Claim Process
## Moving to Mars
First, we need to transfer ownership of this new identity from \~lanlyd to you.
Click on the link or copy past it into the browser to get started. You should see a page that looks like this, except with a different identity sigil (that black unique image used as a profile image) and name with the tilde symbol in front of it.
Click the claim button to start the transfer process.
Next, you will see this screen. Please read the information about what your new Master Ticket is. Make sure to do this step in a private area.
Click Reveal to back up your Master Ticket. Remember, there is no tech support and if you lose access to your Master Ticket, no one else can help you.
Click the Download Backup button and keep the downloaded passport file in a safe location.
Keep is secret. Keep is safe.
You should now have a folder on your computer that has three files inside it.
A .key file
A Management Proxy Document
And you're all important Master Ticket Document
Your master Ticket document will look something like this. At the top, you will find your Master Ticket information. Also, this document is an image file, so malware cant steal it from your computer as if it were a text document.
Type the 4-word master ticket from your document back into the web browser dialog box to confirm that you have backed up your Master Ticket safely.
Once you have successful backed up your master ticket and verified the Master Ticket in the browser, you will see the Congratulations screen as shown below.
Now you need to boot your ship. There are a few ways to do this.
1. [Port](/lanlyd-docs/getting-started/run-urbit-using-port-not-recommended.md) (not recommended)
2. [Linux Command Line](https://urbit.org/getting-started/cli) (The most reliable)
3. [Groundseg](https://www.nativeplanet.io/software) (New)
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