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Hello @Justin1111112, welcome to the Let's Encrypt community. 
I am not sure that is a reason for Revoking Certificates - Let's Encrypt
However, kindly wait for more knowledgeable Let's Encrypt community volunteers to assist.
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I receive "certbot: command not found"
You do not have to revoke those to get a cert for a new domain.
You can and mark the reason as other or no longer in service.
But, the messages you show look like they are trying to get a new cert for your old domain name and its www subdomain. But, the www subdomain request is failing because there is no DNS A record for it like you have for the root domain name.
I would just ignore this old domain and server and start with your new setup.
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Correct. I used a subdomain to setup everything and now I want to use my old domain and deprecate the old server.
Sorry the "old" and "new" terms have confused me
So, is your root domain pointing at your new server?
Your current DNS for your root name
roadsafety.amazon.dev. 0 IN A 54.69.45.224
roadsafety.amazon.dev. 0 IN A 52.88.193.92
roadsafety.amazon.dev. 0 IN A 52.35.75.217
roadsafety.amazon.dev. 0 IN A 52.34.106.64
Your current DNS for grs. Is this the old or new server?
grs.roadsafety.amazon.dev. 0 IN A 44.230.166.110
And for the www domain that is failing in your error message
You need to set an A record if you want a cert for this name
Query results for A www.roadsafety.amazon.dev
Response:
(no A record at all)
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