Change
of Registrar Rules
gTLDs (.com/.net/.org)
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Verify and check if the administrative contact (Admin-c) email address
is properly working. If not, you won't be able to complete the transfer
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Your domain name must have been registered for at least 60 days with your
current registrar
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Check your domain expiration dates. If expired you should renew them through
your previous Registrar and only after that you'll be able to ask for a transfer
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Check if the domain name(s) undergoing the Transfer of Registrar is currently
involved in a dispute or on Registry Lock
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Check if there is a pending bankruptcy of the domain name holder
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Read carefully the email you'll receive from your previous Registrar the
following days after the transfer request
- Confirm
to your previous Registrar your will to transfer your domains to NetRegister,
following all the passages and times to reply they ask you to
- Check
your email. If you are transferring your domain away from Register.com, Networksolution
(Verysign), Tucows and others, there is an additional step added to the transfer
process: it has come to our attention that this Registrars requires their clients
to affirmatively acknowledge a transfer of registrars prior to releasing the name
to NetRegister. If the registrant does not provide a confirmation of their
intent to transfer, they will consistently deny the transfer request. Please
follow the directions in the message to confirm the transfer of your domain
- The
transfer process may take approximately 10 calendar days to be completed,
at which time you will receive a notification email from NetRegister
- You
can retry the transfer for 3 times