Country Code Top-Level Domain (ccTLD) Policies <p>
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<p>Each country code TLD (ccTLD) is operated by an independent Registry that sets policies to govern the registration and use of that particular ccTLD.
Consequently, each ccTLD is governed by a unique set of policies.</p>
<p>Please see Exhibit A of our Registration Agreement for the full terms and conditions to which Registrants are bound.
The Registrant is responsible for monitoring the Registry’s site on a regular basis.
If you do not wish to be bound by a revision or modification to any Registry policy, your sole remedy is to cancel your domain name registration.
The cancellation process differs between Registries.
You may contact your Domain Provider [link to FYDP page] or refer to the appropriate Registry page to determine the cancellation procedure for your ccTLD name.</p>
<p>Select a ccTLD to view the Registry policy page:</p>
<p>.AU</p>
<p>.AT</p>
<p>.BE</p>
<p>.BR</p>
<p>.CA (CIRA Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy, Registrant Agreement) </p>
<p>.CC</p>
<p>.CO</p>
<p>.CN</p>
<p>.DE (Domain Terms and Conditions, Domain guidelines) </p>
<p>.DK</p>
<p>.ES</p>
<p>.EU</p>
<p>.FR</p>
<p>.IO</p>
<p>.IT (Assignment and management of domain names in the ccTLD .it, Additional Policies ) </p>
<p>.IN</p>
<p>.ME</p>
<p>.MX </p>
<p>.NL (General Terms and Conditions, Dispute Resolution Regulations for .NL Domain Names) </p>
<p>.NZ</p>
<p>.PL</p>
<p>.TV</p>
<p>.UK</p>
<p>.US </p>
<p>.ZA</p>