Help: Domain Transfer

A new home for your domain is not a bad idea.

• I have various domains with various registrars. What would be the advantage of transferring them to MrDomain?

  You will be able to benefit from our prices and our additional services, as well as have all your domains and services with one sole service provider.

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• Steps to transfer a .com, .net, .org, .info or ngtld domain

  Before you begin the transfer it is essential that you have the AuthCode of the domain in order to accept the transfer. You must request this code from the current registrar.

  If you already have it, click on Domains -> Transfer domain tab, enter the domain to be transferred, then access to the shopping cart, edit the contact data and select a Hosting plan if you so desire.

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• Steps to transfer a .es, .com.es, .nom.es or .org.es domain

  Before beginning the transfer process you must make sure you have access to the account of the domain’s administrative contact as the request is received in said email account and you must have access to it in order to accept it. If you don’t know which email address it is you can go to the Whois tab on our website and enter the domain name in order to find out all the data relating to it.

  If you don’t have access to the email account contact the current registrar to get it changed to one that you do have access to.

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• The transfer of my domain couldn’t be done. Have I lost my domain?

  No, You continue to be the owner of the domain however it will continue to be managed by the old registrar.

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• What does a domain transfer mean?

  The owner of a domain can transfer it at any time to another registrar via a service provider (MrDomain), due to reasons of cost, service, etc.

  Most of the registration companies register the domains thru another ICANN accredited registrar, so it's possible that the processes can be slowed or impeded because of this situation.

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• .ES domain owner change

  Change the registrant for .ES domains is relatively easy, you only have to follow this steps:

  1. You can make the registrant change for .ES domains from the "Solicitud Transmisión de dominio" you'll find after accessing Nic.es with your Nic-Handle and password (https://www.nic.es/sgnd/login.action?tipoContactoElegido=1&nivelDominio=2 *). In this section you'll be able to write the domain (the actual and new registrant fields will be filled automatically), the registrant and the administrative contact person (PCA)**, write the captcha and press "Continuar".
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• I have a domain about to expire with another registrar. Can I renew it with MrDomain?

  For MrDomain to renew your domain a registration transfer must be made and it must be made in sufficient time bearing in mind the expiry date.

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• I have a domain registered. Can I transfer it to MrDomain to take advantage of your prices and additional included services from now on?

  Yes, you can transfer it provided:

  • The domain is in a transferable state (active) and not blocked.
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• If I give MrDomain the details of my registrar, Could they manage the transfer?

  MrDomain requests the registration transfer and the client as owner must accept it. To do so you will receive an email on the account registered as administrative contact in the current registration. You must follow the indications and to do so you can request our help.

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• Push: Transfer domains between accounts

  You can transfer the domains between accounts DonDominio/MrDomain quickly and easily using our "Push domains" tool, that will move your domain and your hosting to the other account in a few seconds.

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• Transfer .tel domains without losing telhosting data

  When you transfer .tel domains from one registrar to another, Telhosting data are not imported, so you lose the settings that you have. You can avoid this situation by following the steps listed below:

  *You can make this process even several hours after the transfer is completed, but we recommend do it in advance to avoid losing data.

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