".IT" Domain Name Registration

[Alice123]

Hello,


eUKhost do provide registration for .IT Domains. However, there are special requirements involved with the .IT Domains Registration.


“.IT” is an Internet country code top-level [ccTLD ]domain for Italy.


Pre-requisite for registering on .IT are


• The buyer must be an individual person residing in Italy or belonging to a European Union Member State.
• The buyer must comply the requirements mentioned in the domain name registration form available on domain@nic.it. And the form must be sent to registry via email to the email address: domain@nic.it.
• The form, letter of assumption responsibility [AR letter] and the requests shall be addressed to the Registry must be in Italian only
• Remember to include your place of birth, country of birth, date of birth and ID document number (for individuals) or tax code (for companies).
• Within10 working days from the activation of the registration procedure, the provider shall complete the documentation relating to the registration with the Registry. Failing to do so, the registration request will be canceled.
• .Domain name can be formed by use all the numbers (0-9), letters (a-z) and the hyphen (-); but the domain name cannot begin or end with a hyphen (-); Domain name length must be 3 to 63 letters


Once the domain name is confirmed / available


• Fill in the letter of assumption of responsibility (LAR) that is appropriate with your status.
• And send the LAR [letter of assumption responsibility ] to the ccTLD ".it" Registry, You can send it via fax to +39 050 54 24 20 number, or by post or courier to the following address:
Registro del ccTLD ".it"
c/o Istituto di Informatica e Telematica del CNR
Via Giuseppe Moruzzi, 1
I-56124 PISA


The Registry will send to eUKhost all the communications about the result of the operation. Within three weeks domain shall be registered.

[Rock]

Grazie per aver condiviso questo preziose informazioni

[EukSteve]

Roccia detta buona

[kendalbigson]

Oh this is interesting! I will have to take a look into .it

Kendal Bigson