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The .int Domain


Current Registration Policies and Procedures

To register in the .int domain, the applicant must comply with the requirements found in RFC 1591. In brief, the .int domain is used for registering organizations established by international treaties between or among national governments. Only one registration is allowed for each organization.

We should be able to look up the international treaty in the UN online database of treaties, or you should provide us a copy. Please be sure what you provide is a treaty, not the constitution or by-laws of the organization.  We recognize as organizations qualified for domain names under the .int top-level domain the "specialized agencies" of the UN (currently there are 14 of these) and the organizations having "observer status" at the UN (currently 16).

If you believe you meet these qualifications and want to apply for a domain name under .int, please send IANA a description of your organization, including an copy of the treaty that established your organization.

Requests should be forwarded to:

.int Domain Registry
IANA
4676 Admiralty Way, Suite 330
Marina del Rey, CA. 90292-6601

+1.310.823.9358 (phone)
+1.310.823.8649 (fax)
(int-dom@iana.org)

The name server delegation request form

There are discussions underway with a number of organizations regarding the future of the .int domain. A plan of the International Telecommunication Union to assume management of the .int domain may be found at:

                    http://www.itu.int/net/int


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