Change of domain name holder

There are two ways to change the registrant (holder) of a .EU domain name:

1. Submit an application on Zone homepage

The application can be submitted either by the current or by the new holder of a domain. Change of domain name’s holder requires a transfer authorization code. An authorization code can be requested from the current registrant. If the application is submitted by current registrant, then more information about the authorization code can be found here. Application for changing the owner can be submitted here.

Attention!

If the application is submitted by a new owner through ZoneID account, then during the change of the owner, domain will be transferred to the new owner’s account. The invoice will also be generated in the name of a new owner. If the application is submitted by the current owner through ZoneID account, then domain will remain on his ZoneID account and the invoice will also be generated to his name.

The change of a domain owner is a paid procedure and during this procedure domain name registration is renewed for one additional year. The invoice is generated in the process. The order is taken into process after the invoice is paid and the payment has arrived in Zone system. Already submitted application and invoice are shown in domain management under Orders.

Attention!

If you choose to pay via bank link or using a credit card, then the payment will arrive in our system within 15 minutes. If you you wish to pay by a simple bank transfer, then the payment will arrive during next business day. When paying by bank transfer, we strongly recommend adding the domain name and the invoice number into “details”. We would also ask you to definitely add a reference number.

2. The name of the domain owner or owner company changed (registry code and personal identification number remained the same).

If the current registrant of the domain wants to correct the name of the company/person to whom the domain is registered, the request should be sent to info@zone.ee.

Updated on 23. Sep 2024
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