.avery Domain

Labelling, adhesive materials, and identification products framed the .avery application in ICANN's 2012 round. Manufacturing applicants generally shared one rationale: technical specifications, product data sheets, and distributor resources are consulted by professional buyers who need certainty about where the information originated, and a closed namespace makes that provenance visible in the address itself.

The application did not proceed to delegation. No registry agreement was ever signed, so the extension has never existed in the DNS root zone — a common outcome in the 2012 round, where a substantial share of applications were withdrawn before contracting. Strings in this position cannot be registered, and returning one to consideration would require a new ICANN application round.