Changing ownership of a domain name is a PERMANENT function.
You will not be able to change the ownership back once you
have made the change.
.com / .net / .org
/.info Change
Of Ownership
As you may know, ownership
change means to transfer all of the rights and duties of domain
names to designated person/corporate. To protect your properties,
we do not accept the application of ownership change online
or by telephone.
What
fees are payble to Aust Domains for the above service?
To change the registrant
of your .com / .net / .org / .info name, Aust Domains must
reset your domain licence. This effectively means your registration
period starts from the day it's reset, and any previous registration
period will be lost.
The fee will thus be the standard
cost of a new registration. e.g. $28 inc gst
Download
Change Of Ownership Form
.com.au / .net.au /
.org.au Change Of Ownership
.au change of ownership can be done under certain circumstances.
To refer to auDA
policy
The simple form of that stated in
the above link is as follows:
If we're not the registrar of record
of your domain, you will first need to transfer to us (see
'How do I transfer my
domain name?')
2. If we are the registrar
of record, then we will need the following:
2a. Written notification from an authorised representative
for the current registrant, that clearly states who the domain
should be transferred to, and the reason for transfer.
2b. Written notification from the gaining registrant stating
that they accept the domain name for the above mentioned reason,
and that they are happy to enter into a service agreement
with Aust Domains, and that all terms and conditions are agreed
to. Our service agreement may be viewed at http://system.austdomains.com.au/service/
Circumstances
for transfer
A registrant may transfer their domain name licence
to a proposed new registrant if:
(i) the domain name is used within the operations of the registrant
and either the registrant or the operations are acquired by,
merged into, devolved to or joined with the operations of
the proposed new registrant; or
(ii) the registrant, being a legal entity, is dissolved, liquidated,
enters into administration or is wound up with the consequence
of the registrant's licence passing to the proposed new registrant
by operation of law;
(iii) the registrant, being a natural person, dies, becomes
insane or enters into a deed of family settlement with consequence
of the registrant's licence passing to the proposed new registrant
by operation of law; or
(iv) the registrant is required to relinquish the licence
to the proposed new registrant by order of a competent arbitrator,
tribunal, court or legislative body; or
(v) the registrant has entered into an agreement to transfer
the licence to the proposed new registrant in settlement of
a dispute between the parties, as evidenced by a deed of settlement;
What
fees are payble to Aust Domains for the above service?
To change the registrant
of your .au name, Aust Domains must reset your domain licence.
This effectively means your 2 year .au registration period
starts from the day it's reset, and any previous registration
period will be lost.
The fee will thus be the standard
cost of a new registration. e.g. $84 inc gst for a .com.au.
Please fax the
change of ownership form and all information for change of
ownership to: +61 08
6210 1656
Download
Change Of Ownership Form
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