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How do I transfer ownership of my .au domain to a new owner? |
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The license holder (for example a company or person) who has authority or control over a .AU domain is the 'registrant' as listed in the domain's WHOIS information. (You can check the WHOIS information for your domain via the WHOIS menu on our website.)
From 1st June, 2008, it is possible to transfer the ownership of a .au domain name for any reason (including sale of name). When a domain is transferred, the registrant must meet the criteria set out by auDA in their Transfers (Change of Registrant) Policy (2008-08). When domain ownership is transferred, the old registrant forfeits the existing 2 year registration license, and a new 2 year registration license will start from the time the transfer is completed in the .au registry. EMW is an authorised reseller of an auDA accredited registrar. PlanetDomain charge a $110AUD administration fee to transfer the ownership of a .au domain name and issue a new registration license. To proceed with a transfer of ownership of a EMW registered .au domain name , please follow the steps below: 1. New company owner creates a member account within our system via: http://domains.emw.net.au/register_in.jsp. 2. Required Paperwork must be completed. Download the Transfer of Domain Document by clicking here. Please include a copy of owner's ID or ABN/ACN certificate. 3. Fax Paperwork to PlanetDomain. All the paperwork should be faxed together to ensure the transfer is processed rapidly. Once the required forms have been received, payment will be processed for the domain renewal, and the domain ownership details will be changed. Fax: +61 3 98 21 51 41 . Please submit a support ticket to our transfers department if you have any enquiries relating to the registrant transfer process. |
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