How the transfer works
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Unlock the domain name
Ask your current registrar to unlock the .MELBOURNE domain name (remove its transfer lock) before the transfer.
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Get the authorisation code
The transfer needs the authorisation code of the .MELBOURNE domain name (also called auth code or EPP code), given by the current registrar.
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The expiry date
Expiry date of the .MELBOURNE domain name after the transfer: Yes if with renewal.
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Local presence
A local presence is required: or local trademark.
These steps come from our record of the .MELBOURNE registry rules. The extension page gives the full record.
Changing the holder
A transfer moves the .MELBOURNE domain name to Domgate; the holder stays the same unless a change of holder is requested at the same time. Changing the holder (owner change) has its own procedure:
| Procedure | Please contact Domgate |
|---|---|
| Documents required | Yes |
| Registration date change | Yes |
The registry
Registry of .MELBOURNE in the IANA Root Zone Database: The Crown in right of the State of Victoria, represented by its Department of State Development, Business and Innovation
Questions about transferring .MELBOURNE
Ask your current registrar to unlock the .MELBOURNE domain name (remove its transfer lock) before the transfer. The transfer needs the authorisation code of the .MELBOURNE domain name (also called auth code or EPP code), given by the current registrar.
Expiry date of the .MELBOURNE domain name after the transfer: Yes if with renewal.
The holder stays the same unless a change of holder is requested with the transfer; the owner change has its own procedure. For .MELBOURNE: Please contact Domgate.