We can serve domain names other than .com, .net, or .org, but the end user will be responsible to register their domain name with the proper local authority within your country. Upon activating your account, we will provide you with an IP address that should be used on your domain application form.

Here are the steps for activating a non-US domain:

1. Check with the agency in your country who manages domain names to obtain their registration procedures. You also need to get the proper form or template that is required for the registration.
2. Submit your request for a domain account via our online form and use your domain name (ie. your_name.de or your_name.es ).
3. We will e-mail you an activation notice that will include an IP address.
4. Complete the necessary information on your domain form or template and be sure to include the IP address that was provided by us.
5. When you register with your regional NIC, you will need to supply the names and IP addresses of the nameservers which will be servicing your site. We can provide you this information at the time you place your order.

Please e-mail our customer care department if you have any questions.

Many international NICs require that the account be open on our servers before they will allow the name to be registered. In those cases, you should allow 36 hours after your account is opened before attempting to register the domain name, as our nameservers will not require an authoritative response.