In order to change the Registrant on a domain name registered through Network Solutions, you'll need to fill out an RNCA (registrant name change agreement).

The form is available at http://www.netsol.com/en_US/makechanges/rnca/agreement.html.

A FAQ is available at http://www.netsol.com/en_US/help/reg-name-chg.jhtml.

Domain names are the familiar, easy to remember names for computers on the Internet (such as internic.net).
They correspond to a series of numbers (called Internet Protocol numbers) that serve as routing addresses on the Internet.
Domain names are used generally as a convenient way of locating information and reaching others on the Internet.

Letters and numbers are always valid characters. Hyphens may also be used in but may not begin nor end your domain name.
Spaces and special characters are never permitted.
The special characters include, but are not limited to, these special characters: ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) ? "

You can use up to 67 characters in your domain name, including the extension .COM, .NET, or .ORG.
You´ve got lots of options for establishing your Internet identity!

"www." and http://www. are not considered part of your domain name and therefore don´t count towards the 67 character total. An example of a valid domain name is: 67-character-web-addresses-are-available-from-networksolutions.com

What is WHOIS?

WHOIS is a tool that is used to look up records in the VeriSign Registrar database.
There are different types of records in the WHOIS database, including:
Domain names

NIC handles

Names

IP addresses

Nameservers

WHOIS only contains domain name entries for domain names with one group of characters to the left of the dot, for example, netsol.com and not www.netsol.com.

If the record you are searching for is not contained within the VeriSign Registrar WHOIS database, WHOIS will access the Shared Registry System and the WHOIS services of other remote Registrars to attempt to satisfy your search.

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