Check your domain registration date or the date of its latest transfer. For the first 60 days of registration the domain cannot be transferred, whereas every registrar can block the transfer also during the first 60 days of the latest change of registrar.

No, Register.it cannot do anything. You must urge the current registrar, so as to have the LOCK status deactivated and transfer the domain. See similar questions...

Only the current domain registrar can deactivate the LOCK status. Even if you have submitted an order of change of registar to Register.it, you will have to contact the domain registrar to request to have the LOCK status deactivated. See similar questions...

You can check the domain status by performing a WHOIS at this address: http://www.internic.net/whois.html. For some domains, the LOCK status is also called TRANSFER PROHIBITED. See similar questions...

Many Registrars have decided to put all the domains they maintain in a status that does not allow their transfer (REGISTRAR-LOCK or TRANSFER PROHIBITED). In this case, it is necessary to request domain activation beforehand in order to complete the change of Registrar and transfer the domain. You can perform a whois at this address: http://www.internic.net/whois.html. Only domains in 'ACTIVE' or 'OK' status can be transferred. See similar questions...

Log in at www.domainnameshop.com with your username and password, go to "Show domains" in the menu on the left side and choose "Transfers". A list of all domains not yet transferred, with status for each of them, will be displayed. If you have requested a change of registrar to Domainnameshop for a domain already with us, the transfer status is displayed when clicking on the domain in question and going to "Transfer status". See similar questions...

The transfer status cannot be check for the first 7 days, during which it is only possible to wait for the assignee to give confirmation. If the assignee confirms within 7 days, the transfer is completed within that period, otherwise Eurid allows the owner an extra week to give consent and complete the change of registrar. In the case the transfer is not completed in 14 days at the latest, it is necessary to contact Register.it technical support and check the reasons for that delay. See similar questions...

The registration authority for .org domains has decided to set the status "Transfer prohibited" by default not only for domains that have been registered for less than 60 days, but also for those whose transfer was performed less than 60 days before. This means that transfers of .org domains cannot be performed but once every two months. It is not possible to unblock domains that have just been transferred, since this status is imposed directly by the competent Registration Authority. See similar questions...

Being "Locked" means that the record for a given domain name is frozen and cannot be altered. This happens on the expiration date of any unrenewed domain name and lasts for five (5) days. After the five-day "Lock," the domain name moves to "Deactivation" status, when it will be dropped from the zone file and thus can no longer be viewed on the Internet. Per the SRSplus Renewal Policies, thirty days after the expiration date, the domain name is cancelled. See similar questions...

This status determines what domains can be transferred and for which it is not possible to change the owner/admin and the whois data. See similar questions...

Yes! Transferring your existing .com, .net, or .org domains to Rydia.net is FREE. We will step you through the process so that you can get your domain names working with your new account. Rydia.net can also register available domains for you, and renew them for you when needed (registrar fees apply, see above FAQ entry). See similar questions...

In the File/Options/General/Lock/ menu you can disable certain mIRC features and LOCK them with a password. This way you can block the DCC funtion, limit the channels mIRC can join to a small set, and disable the /run and /dll commands. When the DCC is LOCKed you will see a message like "DCC Send locked in options dialog" will show in the STATUS window. DCC file sending and initiating a DCC Chat (contrary to file getting and accepting a DCC Chat) requires that mIRC knows your correct IP Address. See similar questions...

If you were unable to go to the US soon after the 12th grade, you still have an option. If you are currently in a Bachelor's degree program here, and have completed a year or two, then you have the option to apply to a University abroad and transfer into the second (sophomore) or third (junior) year of college at a particular University depending on your transfer of credits. See similar questions...

The management of the LOCK status from control panel is allowed only for those domains maintained by our registrar. All those domains maintained by other registrars, even though managed by Register.it, are excluded. See similar questions...

Domain locking is to provide extra security to minimize the likelihood of someone hijacking your domain. Before you can change admin contact details or transfer the domain name, it must be unlocked. The locking feature can be found on the main screen of your domain management interface. Click on the "domain locking" link, select lock/unlock, then click ok. For security reasons, after you make changes, please remember to relock your domain name. Top. See similar questions...

To put a lock on your domain means that the domain registration cannot be transferred. It also means that any request to alter the domain's name servers, contact information, and ownership will not be completed. See similar questions...

Top level domains: .com, org and net: Use our online transfer form This will transfer your domain name to us, 12 months will be added to the registration of your domain name and we will immediately set up your free hosting forever account. See similar questions...

It is extremely simple to have your domain name point to our servers. You should change DNS setting of your domain. DNS information is provided with a hosting welcome letter . See similar questions...