When an account is activated with a new domain name, we will automatically send the registration template to InterNIC. The information sent on the template is pulled directly from the order form. InterNIC typically completes the registration within 24 hours, and propagation typically takes about 72 hours.
TOP

Whether you place an order by telephone or via our online order form, be sure to specify that you are requesting a transfer and NOT a new domain. We will send a modification template to InterNIC once your new account is activated. You should keep the service at the present site while waiting for InterNIC to complete the transfer. We will provide you with a temporary IP address so you can mirror the site on our server. All email and web pages will still be accessed from the current site. When InterNIC receives the template, they will generate an acknowledgment request (Ack/Nak) and send it to the current administrative contact of the domain. Once the administrative contact acknowledges the transfer, InterNIC will update their records. 

If the contact information for the domain is no longer current, you will need to prepare a fax on company letterhead, as follows: 

1.Include company name, address and phone number in the header 

2.Reference the domain name and NIC tracking number 

3.Request the domain name modification in accordance with the NIC number to the new Name Servers 

4.Have the President or Vice-President of your company sign the request 

5.Print the name and title below signature 

6.Fax this letter to 561-989-8784, ATTN: DOMREG department with the subject of "Internic".
TOP

Questions regarding InterNIC Invoicing and Payment Procedures should be referred to Registration Services. You can reach them by calling (703)742-4777 and selecting option number 1 or you may email them at hostmaster@networksolutions.com

We can do all these for you. For those customers wishing to make payment by credit card you may call us or fill out the request form.
TOP 

Every entity registered with InterNIC has an NIC handle. You can use the same NIC handle as contacts for several domains. This way, if you make a change to the NIC handle (i.e., the e-mail address), all domains using that NIC handle will be updated as well.
TOP