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How do I merge two registrants into one?
A merger is normally used for consolidating domains. Merging two registrants into one will bring ALL of the domains from the losing registrant to the receiving registrant. The end result is that ALL domains from both registrants will be brought under the receiving registrant. The losing registrant will cease to exist after the merger.
To initiate a merger, you can send us a ticket via our online support system with the following information:
 | Action = Merging of registrants |
| Losing registrant name = |
| Losing registrant admin e-mail address = |
| Receiving Namespro.ca account e-mail = |
| Receiving registrant name = |
| Receiving registrant admin e-mail address = |
Upon receiving your ticket, we will perform the merger for you. If only non-dot-ca domains are involved, the process can be completed immediately. If dot-ca domains are involved, we will initiate an official CIRA registrant merger process. More instructions will be provided in your ticket on how to approve this official process. The steps are also listed in KB-1009 for your reference.
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| In the rare case where you would like to merger two registrants from two different Namespro.ca accounts, you should also provide the "Losing Namespro.ca account e-mail" in your ticket. We will evaluate the request and obtain the proper authorization from both account owners. |
last updated = Aug 15, 2008 02:05:01 EST
category = transfers & mergers
keywords = 1005 merger merge combine registrant CIRA
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KB-1010 How do I approve a CIRA registrant merger? |
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KB-1003 How do I transfer a dot-ca domain from one registrant to another? |
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KB-1009 How do I approve a CIRA registrant transfer? |
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