.pl domain name

• You can only transfer a domain with a valid transfer code. Check beforehand that the code is correct, otherwise the transfer will fail.
• Check in the WHOIS that the domain name doesn't have a transfer lock. If there's a lock on it, you as the registrant can demand that it's removed.
• Before the transfer is started, a transfer request signed by you is required.
• You must transfer an active domain name at least 6 days before the expiry date. After a previous transfer, at least 5 days must have passed.
• If you're transferring from another registrar, no fax form is needed. You request the transfer code from your current registrar, after which the transfer is started.
• If you're transferring from NASK itself, you first fax the transfer form from the NASK transfer page to NASK. Once NASK has responded, the registrar arranges the transfer code and starts the transfer.
• You can create the NASK transfer form no later than 12 days before the end of the domain name's billing period.
• If a transfer request was submitted to NASK by mistake, you can withdraw it via the form on the NASK transfer page, by fax or by email. Include all the details that identify the registrant.
• If you withdraw a transfer request with NASK, this applies to all domain names in that request.
• Once the transfer has been requested, you as the registrant receive an email in which you need to approve the transfer.

The transfer code

• You always need a transfer code to transfer a domain.
• As the registrant or administrative contact, you get the transfer code from your current registrar.
• When transferring from NASK, the transfer code is provided once NASK has responded to your transfer form.