Registrant Name Change Registrant Name Change

A Registrant Name Change will transfer the ownership of a .au domain name from one entity to another, issuing a new 2 year registration to the new registrant. New registrants must meet auDA's eligibility requirements and agree to DBDS's terms and conditions.

To complete the Registrant Name Change, the domain name must be registered through DBDS and the existing registrant will need to have access to the registrant email address for the domain name, to approve the transfer of ownership. The proposed new registrant completing this form will need to supply the Domain Name Password (this can be retrieved here) and provide payment details when submitting an application online.

Enter Domain Name

www.
Domain Name Helpful Hints

The following are things to consider when registering a domain name:

  • The only characters allowed are letters, digits and a hyphen (-) but the name cannot start or end in a hyphen.
  • Spaces are not allowed.
  • The name should be between 3 and 63 characters long. (Shorter the domain the better).
  • www. is not actually part of the domain name.
  • You can buy as many domain names as you wish so long as you continue to pay the required registration fees on renewal.
  • Domain names are NOT cAsE sEnSiTiVe - so abc.com.au is just the same as ABC.com.au.

For more information about domains and how the domain name registration systems works, please read our online help guide.

Domain Name Search | Register Now | Renewals
Manage your Domain | Manage Reciprocal Links | Links | Contact Us | Glossary
Please read our Disclaimer, our Privacy Policy, and our Service Agreement.
© Copyright 2004 Darren Brown's Desktop Solutions. All rights reserved.
Registration system powered by PlanetDomain.