$9.99 Domain Registry Transfers Domain Registration  |  Registration Renewals  |  Domain Registry Transfers Domain Registry Transfer Requirements Notice - All registry transfers now require an auth code from the current registrar. Please make sure that you have a valid auth code and that your domain name meets all of the registry transfer requirements listed below before proceeding with a registry transfer. You must obtain an auth code from the current registrar All registry transfers now require a transfer authorization code (auth code) from the current registrar. You must request the auth code from the current registrar. We can not request the auth code for you. The current registrar will email the auth code to the current registrant contact and administrative contact email addresses listed in the domain whois record. You must make sure that the current registrant contact and administrative contact email addresses listed in the domain whois record are accurate before you request the auth code from your current registrar. If the email addresses are not up to date, you will need to correct this with your current registrar before proceeding. If you do not know who the current registrant for your domain name is, use the whois search at http://www.dnsstuff.com/ to look it up. Contact phone numbers and email addresses for all ICANN accredited registrars can be found at http://www.internic.net/alpha.html The current registrant contact and administrative contact email addresses listed in the domain whois record must be accurate and up to date To approve the transfer, you must have access to the current registrant contact and administrative contact email addresses listed in the domain whois record Both the losing registrar and the gaining registrar will send emails to the current registrant contact and/or administrative contact email addresses listed in the domain whois record, to confirm the registry transfer. The losing registrar and will send an email confirming that you wish to transfer the domain away. The gaining registrar may send an email requesting that you agree to the new registrar terms and conditions, and their acceptable use policy. Either registrar may deny or delay the registry transfer if you do not follow the directions in those emails. If the email addresses are not up to date, you will need to correct this with your current registrar before proceeding. If you do not know who the current registrant for your domain name is, use the whois search at http://www.dnsstuff.com/ to look it up. Contact phone numbers and email addresses for all ICANN accredited registrars can be found at http://www.internic.net/alpha.html The domain name can not be registrar locked at the current registrar (also called locked, registry locked, domain protect, etc) The domain name can not be transferred if it is in the redemption period, or on registry hold A domain name can only be registry transferred if it is marked as "active" at the registry. Any domain name that is registrar locked at the current registrar (also called locked, registry locked, domain protect, etc) CAN NOT BE TRANSFERrED UNTIL THE "LOCK" IS REMOVED. You can unlock the domain by logging on at the current registrar and removing the "lock" at the current registrar (also called locked, registry locked, domain protect, etc), or by contacting the current registrar by phone. To complete a registry transfer, your domain account must be in good standing at the current registrar. You can not transfer a domain name that is in the "redemption period" or on "registry hold". If your domain name is in the "redemption period" or on "registry hold", you will need to renew the domain with the current registrar. If you do not know who the current registrar for your domain name is, use the whois search at http://www.dnsstuff.com/ to look it up. Contact phone numbers and email addresses for all ICANN accredited registrars can be found at http://www.internic.net/alpha.html It must be at least 60 days since the domain name was first registered, or last renewed A domain name can not be registry transferred, if it was registered in the last 60 days. A domain name should not be registry transferred, if it was renewed in the last 60 days. You may lose the year of renewal that you recently paid for, if you do a registry transfer within 60 days of a renewal. The domain name can not be transferred if the domain name is part of a legal dispute The domain name can not be transferred if the domain name is part of a legal dispute or proceeding   For feedback and suggestions .... Or Call Toll Free 1-877-878-3662