Transferring a domain name involves several key conditions and steps to ensure a smooth process. Here’s an explanation with examples:
Unlock the Domain: The domain must be unlocked in its current registrar. Most registrars have a domain lock feature to prevent unauthorized transfers.
Obtain the Authorization Code (EPP Code): The current registrar provides a unique code required for the transfer.
Domain Expiration: The domain should not be in its grace period or pending deletion. Ideally, it should be at least 60 days old since registration or last transfer.
No Pending Transfers: The domain must not already be in the process of being transferred to another registrar.
Correct Contact Information: The domain’s WHOIS information must be up-to-date, especially the administrative contact email, as verification emails will be sent there.
Registrar Approval: Both the current and new registrars must approve the transfer. The current registrar may send a confirmation email to the administrative contact.
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