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You can register a domain name for a maximum of ten years. To continue using the domain name and its associated services, such as a website or email service, you must renew the registration before expiration.

Once your domain name registration expires, you have a window of time to renew it. If you don’t renew it during that time, the domain name will go into a hold status and eventually become available for the public to register. Remember that associated services like email or website hosting will also be suspended.

You can renew your domain name by logging into your Client Portal and following the renewal instructions. It’s crucial to set up renewal reminders to avoid accidental expiration.

Auto-renewal is the simplest way to keep your domain name active and prevent expiration. With auto-renew enabled, your domain name remains available, and you can avoid the risk of someone else registering it.

Yes, you can transfer your domain name registration between registrars. However, certain situations, such as a 60-day Change of Registrant lock, can prevent a domain name from being transferred.

To transfer your domain name to another registrar, initiate the transfer process through your client portal. The process involves confirmation of your intent to transfer and verification by your current registrar.