Our procedure is as follows: the current Owner/Registrant and the new Owner/Registrant execute a simple form wherein the current Owner/Registrant authorizes the Registrar to make the transfer. That form is available upon request from our support staff by using our Contact Us Form. Click Here to request the Owner/Registrant Transfer form. Once we have received the originally executed form, we will process the transfer (typically within 5 business days).

B. A lady with less than desirable credit who works as a teacher who needs a computer to manage her children's grades at home. See similar questions...

We do not require any notarized documents or instructions from you to change the registered owner. You make these changes in your account on the domain control panel - "Contact Details". See similar questions...

To find out the owner of a domain name, use the WhoIs search tool on the Internet .For E.g. Go to http://centralops.net/co/ and type the domain name under Domain Dossier. It will show you the name of the registrant/domain's owner/web host. See similar questions...

The domain owner is always you. You have to provide us with the contact information in the ordering process. This information will be used for the domain owner and he has the right of disposal of the registered domain name. See similar questions...

No. The new electronic passports cannot be amended. If you change your name, need to extend a limited passport, or need a correction in the descriptive information, you will have to get a new passport. Within the first year after issuance, the new passport will be issued without additional payment of the passport fee. After one year, fees will be assessed for the new passport. See similar questions...

Domain names can incorporate trademarks in a number of ways. The most obvious is the verbatim adoption of the mark followed by a gTLD, such as nike.com. A person who is not the trademark owner and registers the trademark as a domain name engages in relatively straightforward trademark infringement. However, trademark infringement can also take the form of trademark dilution, which is prohibited under the U.S. Federal Trademark Dilution Act (FTDA). See similar questions...

Highlite the domain name you wish to change name servers for in your domain list, and press EDIT. On the new screen, you will see an area where you can enter the name server information. Please ensure that you have contacted your web host and gotten the name server information prior to changing this field. If your changes do not reflect in WHOIS with 24-48 hours, there has been an error in entering the name servers. Please verify that you have entered the names correctly. See similar questions...

Yes. We recommend that you register your domain name with a separate registrar before getting a hosting plan. Then, when you need to move to another host, you just need to point your domain's name servers to this new host. If you registered your domain name with a host and now you want to move, you should find your registration records or contact this host and ask them how to control your domain name. See similar questions...

If your domain is registered through our sister company DomainOrders.com then we can either make the changes for you or give you the necessary details on making the changes. Otherwise, different domain registrars have different ways of managing domains and we cannot know all of those methods. It would be best to contact the support group of your domain registrar if you need help making the DNS changes. See similar questions...

For both legal and security purposes all Registrant transfers must be processed through our Registrar. The process requires notarized authorization from the current Registrant ordering the change. To request a transfer form please e-mail support@gleemhost.com with a request for Registrant Transfer paperwork. See similar questions...

To transfer domain names often takes five days or less, but transfers may take up to seven days to complete. To transfer domain names, we need some assistance from you. We send an email message to your administrative contact by the next business day to request transfer approval. Most likely, your current registrar sends your administrative contact an email message to ask for your approval of the transfer to our registry. Please respond as directed. See similar questions...