Since July 1 2002 there are new rules for au-domains: The net.au and com.au-domains are still restricted to Australian Companies, but also a foreign company licenced to trade in Australia, an owner or applicant of a Trade Mark are entiteled to com.au-domains.

The name rules have also changed since July 1 2002:The au-domains must be identical with the companies name or the trade marks, but can also be an acronym or abbreviation of the business name or trademark. And it is also sufficient, that the domain names are otherwise closely and substantially connected to the registrant, because they refer to a product, service, an event, an activity, a venue or a profession of the registrant.

If you have already yourname.com.au, you should also register yourname.net.au, as according to the new rules it could be possible that another company registers your name at .net.au.

Since July 1 2002 also one important rule has changed: The number of au-domains per applicant is no longer limited. In other words: You can register as many domain names as you want or need.

If you want to read this new rules in detail, you should click at:Domain Name Eligibility and Allocation Policy Rule for open second level Domains(2LDs)

You have three choices to prove your registration as Australian Company:

1

State-registered Business Name
Business Name

State Registered Business Number

Please Note
If your State Registered Business Number is incorrect this application may be rejected. You should check the details on the ASIC National Names Index.

State of registration
Victoria New South Wales Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania Northern Territory Aust. Capital Territory
Owner Type
Select from the list Company - complete section 1 or 2 now Other - complete section 3 now Sole Trader - proceed to section 3 now Partnership - proceed to section 3 now

2

Australian Company Name, ABN Legal Name or ABN Trading Name
Name of Company, ABN Legal Name / ABN Trading Name

Relevant A.C.N. or A.B.N (example: ABN: 12 123 123 123, ACN: 123 123 123)

Please Note
If your A.C.N or A.B.N is incorrect this application may be rejected. You should check the details on the ASIC National Names Index or Australian Business Register.

3

Other Justification
Name of Organisation

Type of Organisation
Individual Trading Under Own Full Name Incorporated Association Financial Institution Statutory Corporation Registered Superannuation Fund Reserved Company Name Other:Please explain
Registration Number

Explain 'Other' organisation type:

id.au

If you have no company, you can register .id.au: Every Australian and every Resident in Australia is entiteled to register id.au-domain names.

The domain name must reflect your personal name, be an abbreviation or acronym of the name, or be derived from one or more words of word of your name(or contain one or more words of your name).

The number of domain names per applicant is no longer limited. In other words: You can register as many domain names as you want or need.

If you want to read this new rules in detail, you should click at:Domain Name Eligibility and Allocation Policy Rule for open second level Domains(2LDs)

asn.au

An association, political party, a trade union, a sporting or interesting club is entiteled to register asn.au-domains.

The domain asn.au-domains must be identical with the association's name, but can also be an acronym or abbreviation of the association's name. And it is also sufficient, that the domain names are otherwise closely and substantially connected to the registrant, because they refer to a product, service, an event, an activity, a venue or a profession of the registrant.

The number of domain names per applicant is no longer limited. In other words: You can register as many domain names as you want or need.

If you want to read this new rules in detail, you should click at:Domain Name Eligibility and Allocation Policy Rule for open second level Domains(2LDs).

org.au

Registrants must be a non profit organisation charity operating in Australia.

The domain names must be identical with the organization's name, but can also be an acronym or abbreviation of the name or trademark. And it is also sufficient, that the domain names are otherwise closely and substantially connected to the registrant, because they refer to a product, service, an event, an activity, a venue or a profession of the registrant.

The number of domain names per applicant is no longer limited. In other words: You can register as many asn.au-domains as you want or need.

If you want to read this new rules in detail, you should click at:Domain Name Eligibility and Allocation Policy Rule for open second level Domains(2LDs).

First Name:

Last Name:

Company Name:

Telephone:

Fax:

E-mail:

Address:

Zip Code:

City:

State (Province):

Country:

Register for me at the price of 200 US-Dollars (during 2 years) this com.au-domain:

Register for me at the price of 200 US-Dollars (during 2 years) this net.au-domain:

Register for me at the price of 200 US-Dollars (during two years) this id.au-domain:

Register for me at the price of 200 US-Dollars (during 2 years) this asn.au-domain:

Register for me at the price of 200 US-Dollars (during 2 years) this org.au-domain:

I do not want to let steal my traffic. Register for me therefore also at the price of 100 US-Dollars (during 2 years) this com-domain:

Please explain here the registration of your organization or association or give information about your organziation or association.
If your au-domain name is not identical with your name or trade mark, please do explain here, why it refers to your product,service,event,activity,venue oder profession:

You can withdraw the costs of the ordered domains from my credit card.

Credit card type:

Name on the credit card:

Credit card number

Expiration date:

Credit card issuing bank:

Name der Bank:

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