You must provide information about the "Registrant". (The
Registrant is the owner of the domain.) To start with, you must select a legal type which characterizes the "Registrant".
It is important to identify the correct legal type for the registrant.
This information is reviewed for accuracy by the CA Registry. Failure to properly identify a "registrant" will result in having to correct the information later and may cause your request to fail.
If you are familar with CA legal types and already know your legal type, you can:
Select from all available legal types
OR you can select the grouping that best describes the "Registrant" from the list below, and we will assist you in determining your legal type:
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an Individual (who wants the domain for personal use)
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a Sole Proprietorship (an individual who wants the domain for their business)
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a REGISTERED Corporation, Charity, Partnership, Trust or Trade Mark
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a Community Group (like a religious congregation, social club or a sportclub)
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a Government Entity, Educational Institution, Hospital, Trade Union, Political Party, Library, Archive or a Museum