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I have already submitted a domain transfer request, why is my domain name still held in my old registrar?
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When a customer requests a registrar transfer, CommuniLink will initiate the transfer procedure:
Our registrar partner will contact you at the Administrative Contact e-mail address of the requested domain. You need to follow their specific instructions, listed in this e-mail, to approve the transfer. If you have not been contacted, check that your Administrative Contact e-mail address is correct. Upon approval, the transfer request will be submitted to your current registrar. Your current registrar will either allow or deny the transfer and may send an e-mail to you asking for your approval of the transfer. You must follow their specific instructions to approve the transfer as well. Here are a few standard reasons for denying a transfer: 1. Registrar Lock Period of 10 days before expiration. 2. ICANN Standard of 60 days after renewal or transfer. 3. Payment due for domain renewal. 4. A domain name that is already expired. 5. The domain name is locked at your current registrar. |
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