.AM Domain Registration Process Armenia FAQ - Does 101domain register all domain names that are applied for?
- No. 101domain has specific rules and restrictions for domain names. You cannot currently apply for a two or three letter country code or country name under .am . The registration form checks for this automatically. We check your domain name against matching to well-known trademark names. We also check for correctness of your application. All fields should contain meaningful and correct values. The number of applications from one registrant applied for and not paid is limited to five. The rule is a measure directed against cybersquatters.
- How do I register a .AM domain name?
- Submit an application form at 101domain.com. You must inform us if you are a resident of Armenia or not. The first step in completing the application form is checking whether your chosen domain name is not already registered: if it is not, the system will ask you for your particulars. If your chosen domain name is already registered or applied for, you cannot apply for it.
- How long does it take to register a .AM domain name?
- 101domain.com will decide on your application within three business days after receipt; then you will be notified by e-mail of the decision and asked to submit the registration fee.
- How and when should I pay for my domain name?
- You should wait for approval letter which will be sent to you by e-mail, before submitting your payment.
- How and when should I renew my domain name?
- First of all, you will receive renewal notifications from your registrar with instructions on how to pay. You should pay the renewal fees before the expiration date of your domain name; if you do not, your domain name delegation will be suspended.
- Why does it take at least a few days to process a domain name request?
- 101domain.com handles domain name requests on a first-come, first-serve basis. We also must thoroughly review all applications to ensure correctness. We always aim to respond to your requests as soon as possible.
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