Why Documents Are Required to Register a Domain Name
Why Are Documents Required to Register a Domain Name?
Each domain extension (TLD) has its own set of rules and eligibility criteria. These may include requirements based on geographical location, industry, or business type. Some registries require specific documentation to verify the legitimacy of the registrant.
Geographical : A geographical domain is a domain name that's either a top-level domain (TLD) or a second-level domain which refers to a specific geographic location. These domains can represent a wide range of locations, from countries and cities to regions and cultural communities.Example: .IE (Ireland)
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Industrial - An industrial domain refers to a domain name that is specifically designed for, or is relevant to, a particular industry or business sector.Example: .AERO
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Business - A business domain is a crucial part of a company's online identity. It is the company's overall area of activity, which refers to the domain name a business uses for its website and email. It's the core service or product a company provides to its customers.Example: .AZ
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To find the exact requirements for your desired domain extension, visit our Domain Registration Requirements page.
If you need help meeting a local presence requirement, we offer Trustee Services to assist you.
Be sure to submit all necessary documents to ensure a smooth registration process. If you have questions, our team is here to help you secure your domain.