- Has your domain been registered for 60 days and more? A domain can not usually be transferred within 60 days of registration.
- Was there a recent change to the email address, first and last name or name of the organisation within the last 60 days? As a security feature, there is usually also a 60-day period in which you cannot transfer a domain after changes like this.
- Is the registrar lock disabled? Some domains have a transfer lock. Make sure your domain is unlocked with your current provider
- Do you have your EPP code handy? This is sometimes called an EPP code and you need to retrieve it from your old provider’s control panel.
- Is the registrar lock disabled? Some domains have a transfer lock. Make sure your domain is unlocked with your current provider.
- Change the IPS tag of the domain to “HOSTINGUK.”.
- There is no charge for transferring a .uk domain, and it does not include a compulsory renewal.
- After changing the IPS tag, the domain transfer typically happens immediately upon confirmation.
- Obtain the domain password (EPP/Auth code) from their current registrar.
- Ensure they have access to the registrant’s contact email, as an approval email will be sent there.
- Log into their Verpex account or create a new account if they are a new customer.
- Initiate the transfer process: For existing customers, log in, navigate to “Transfer Domains,” and enter the domain name and EPP code. For new customers, visit the Verpex domain transfer page and enter the required information along with the EPP code.
- After submitting the transfer request, the registrant will receive an email to approve the transfer. They must click the approval link in that email.
- Once approved, the transfer typically completes within 48-72 hours.
- It’s important to note that the domain’s name servers cannot be modified while it is in pending transfer status.