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.jur.pro

TLD Specifications

Zone
.jur.pro
gTLD2nd level
 
Registration period
1-10 years
 
Renewal period
1- 9 years
 
Allowed character length
1 - 63 characters
 
Allowed characters
a-z, 0-9, -According to RFC 5891 IDNs MUST NOT contain two consecutive hyphens in the third and fourth character positions and MUST NOT start or end with a hyphen. RFC 5891: Hyphen Restrictions
 
TLD supports
IPv6
DNSsec
WhoisPrivacy
 
Transfer locks possible
yes
 
Renewal on transfer
yes
 
Authcode length
8 - 32 characters
 
Handle updates
yes
All owner changes of gTLDs will apply the ICANN Transfer policy.
 
Allowed Nameservers
1 - 13
 
Autorenew Grace Period
35 days
 
Deletion Timeframe
35 days after expiration date
 
Redemption Period
30 days
 
WHOIS Update
real-time
 
WHOIS Server
whois.registrypro.pro
 
Registry
http://www.registry.pro/...
 

Domain Registration

After a successful registration of the domain, it will be transfer locked from the registry for a period of 60 days.

Domain Transfer

Transfer procedure

  • After the transfer has been requested, our backend system sends a confirmation email to the Owner/Admin-C according to the WHOIS of the respective domain. In order to initiate the transfer successfully it is important, that this email is confirmed.
  • After confirmation the transfer is initiated through the official registry and the losing registrar will receive the transfer request.
  • The losing registrar will also send an email to the Owner/Admin-C. allowing him/her to deny the transfer. If you do not respond to the email of the losing registrar, then the transfer will get processed successfully after 5 days.

If the Email-Address in the WHOIS is invalid, then the transfer cannot be processed. If this is the case, then kindly contact your current registrar and ask him to update the WHOIS information accordingly.

Transfer notes

  • A .jur.pro domain transfer must be initiated with a so-called authorisation code, which can be obtained from the current registrar through the owner or Admin-C of the domain.
  • Ensure that your respective domain does not have a lock-status (REGISTRAR-LOCK or HOLD). This can be seen in the WHOIS.
  • If the domain is locked, then the owner can demand that the domain will be unlocked.
  • Please note that we are only allowed to initiate a gTLD transfer after confirmation of the "ICANN Form of Authorization" by the current registrant. The policies can be viewed under http://www.icann.org/transfers/
  • After a successful transfer of the domain, it will be transfer locked from the registry for a period of 60 days.

 

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