Frequently asked questions about .org.post.
.POST is intended for all private entities. All .POST applicants must provide documentation of their business identity, such as license number, VAT or Employer Identification Number (EIN). All .POST applications are published for a minimum 30-day opposition period.
All .POST names are required to resolve. This requirement can be satisfied by redirecting the .POST domains to an existing website. Parked pages displaying third-party advertising are not allowed.
All .POST domains must enable DNSSEC, SSL and DMARC.
All .POST names are required to resolve. This requirement can be satisfied by redirecting the .POST domains to an existing website. Parked pages displaying third-party advertising are not allowed.
All .POST domains must enable DNSSEC, SSL and DMARC.
Submitted applications are published on the Notices page at https://trust.post/notices immediately upon submission. If anyone objects to an application, they must complete the Dispute form located on the Notices page. The one-time application fee will be assessed if an application is rejected.
Technical information for .org.post.
- TLD .org.post
- Type gTLD
- Registration 99.99 USD
- Renewal 129.99 USD
- Transfer 99.99 USD / Transfer in your .org.post
- Time to Register 30 Days
- Additional Fees 50.00 USD
- Registration Period 1 - 10 years
- Private Registration Not Available
- Trustee/Proxy Service No
- Individuals can register Yes
- Businesses can register Yes
- Registry
- Information updated 2024-11-19
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