.IT Domains
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To register a .IT domain, the registrant must be a citizen or resident of, or an organization established in, the European Union or one of the other countries the Italian registry accepts. You also give a taxpayer or ID number and accept the registry’s declarations and consents on the registration form.
Who can register a .IT domain?
The registrant must be one of these:
- An individual who is a citizen or resident of a country the registry accepts
- An organization established in a country the registry accepts
The registry accepts the member states of the European Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and Vatican City.
Make sure the registrant contact you assign to the domain meets this requirement. Otherwise, the registry rejects the registration.
The domain’s name servers must be set up correctly before you register. The registry checks them for 30 days, and if the check does not pass, the registration fails and the domain is deleted.
What does the .IT registration form ask for?
The .IT registration form asks for more details about the registrant, and for your explicit agreement to the .IT registry’s declarations. Under , choose the option that describes the registrant. Options marked “only IT” are for Italian registrants.
Taxpayer number for .IT domain registrations (reg code)
If the registrant is an individual, the .IT PIN has to be:
- The registrant Codice Fiscale (for Italian citizens consisting of exactly 16 characters and numbers) or
- The number of an identity document (for citizens resident in other EU states, where there is no equivalent individual fiscal code).
If the registrant is an organization, the .IT PIN has to be:
- The company’s fiscal code (for Italian companies consisting of exactly 11 digits) or
- The company’s VAT number
Non-profit organizations without a VAT number or numeric tax code use “n.a.”. Foreigners who are not naturalized citizens should use a VAT number.
Sect. 3 - Declarations and assumptions of liability
The Registrant of the domain name in question, declares under their own responsibility that they are:
- In possession of the citizenship or resident in a country belonging to the European Union (in the case of registration for natural persons);
- Established in a country belonging to the European Union (in the case of registration for other organizations);
- Aware and accept that the registration and management of a domain name is subject to the “Rules of assignment and management of domain names in ccTLD. it” and “Regulations for the resolution of disputes in the ccTLD.it” and their subsequent amendments;
- Entitled to the use and/or legal availability of the domain name applied for, and that they do not prejudice, with the request for registration, the rights of others;
- Aware that for the inclusion of personal data in the Database of assigned domain names, and their possible dissemination and accessibility via the Internet, consent must be given explicitly by ticking the appropriate boxes in the information below. See “The policy of the .it Registry in the Whois Database” on the website of the Registry (http://www.nic.it);
- Aware and agree that in the case of erroneous or false declarations in this request, the Registry shall immediately revoke the domain name, or proceed with other legal actions. In such case the revocation shall not in any way give rise to claims against the Registry;
- Release the Registry from any liability resulting from the assignment and use of the domain name by the natural person that has made the request;
- Accept Italian jurisdiction and laws of the Italian State.
Sect. 5 - Consent to the processing of personal data for registration
The interested party, after reading the above disclosure, gives consent to the processing of information required for registration, as defined in the above disclosure. Giving consent is optional, but if no consent is given, it will not be possible to finalize the registration, assignment and management of the domain name.
Sect. 6 - Consent to the processing of personal data for diffusion and accessibility via the Internet
The interested party, after reading the above disclosure, gives consent to the dissemination and accessibility via the Internet, as defined in the disclosure above. Giving consent is optional, but absence of consent does not allow the dissemination and accessibility of Internet data.
Sect. 7 - Explicit Acceptance of the following points
For explicit acceptance, the interested party declares that they:
d) Are aware and agree that the registration and management of a domain name is subject to the “Rules of assignment and management of domain names in ccTLD.it” and “Regulations for the resolution of disputes in the ccTLD.it “and their subsequent amendments;
e) Are aware and agree that in the case of erroneous or false declarations in this request, the Registry shall immediately revoke the domain name, or proceed with other legal actions. In such case the revocation shall not in any way give rise to claims against the Registry;
f) Release the Registry from any liability resulting from the assignment and use of the domain name by the natural person that has made the request;
g) Accept the Italian jurisdiction and laws of the Italian State.
Have more questions?
If you have any questions about registering, transferring, or renewing your .IT domain, contact support, and we will be happy to help. You can also read more about TLDs available at DNSimple.