Transfer domain names from directNIC or Intercosmos to UK Superweb

To make sure your domain name can be transferred, check the following:

• The domain name has been registered for at least 60 days, and has been at directNIC or Intercosmos for at least 60 days.
• The domain name is not in "client update prohibited" status.

Before you can transfer a domain, the Registrant and Administrative contact information must be up-to-date at directNIC or Intercosmos, because it is these contacts who receive the transfer request and okay the transfer.

1. Log on to your account at directnic.com.
2. Click "Domain Manager".
3. In the row of the domain you want to transfer, click the "Change Contact Information" icon.
4. If the Registrant or Administrative contact information is incorrect (especially email addresses), open the dropdown menu and select the contact type.
5. Type in the correct contact information.
6. Click "Modify".

Some TLDs require that you provide an authorisation code for your domain name, to provide an extra level of assurance that the transfer request comes from an authorised source.

1. Log on to your account at directnic.com.
2. Click "Domain Manager".
3. Click the domain name you want to transfer.
4. The authinfo code is displayed in the "Details" section of the page. Copy and store it to supply in the transfer request to UK Superweb.
5. Transfers of TLDs other than those named above do not require any codes or tags.

Before you can transfer a domain away from directNIC or Intercosmos, the domain must be unlocked. Locking is a feature most registrars offer to prevent unauthorised transfers (hijacking) of domains.

1. Log on to your account at directnic.com.
2. On the "Customer Settings" menu, select "Set Transfer Security", and then click "Change Security Settings for Individual Domains".
3. If the domain you want to transfer is locked, select it and submit the transfer status change.

Once you have prepared the domain name at directNIC or Intercosmos, you're ready to transfer to UK Superweb.