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What does “ICANN ERRP for the domain …” mean?

If you own a domain name with extensions such as .com, .net, .org, .info, or .biz, you will receive an email about one month before the expiration date with the subject "ICANN ERRP for the domain [domain name]".

📩 Why do you receive this email?
These emails are sent automatically by our provider, following ICANN regulations. They serve as a reminder that your domain name is approaching its renewal date.

Example of the email:
Dear [domain owner],

This message is a reminder regarding the upcoming expiration date of your domain name [domain name] in accordance with the ICANN Expired Registration Recovery Policy http://www.icann.org/en/resources/registrars/consensus-policies/errp.

According to our records, the domain name is currently registered until:

[expiration date]

Your domain name can be renewed in accordance with the terms of your service provider. If you wish to renew your domain, please visit the website of your provider for further information and make sure payment for the renewal is made in time. Depending on the terms of your agreement with your service provider, renewal may be automatic.

Thank you for your attention.

Best regards,
Your ICANN-Accredited Registrar

Do you need to take action?
No. As long as you have not canceled the domain, we will automatically renew it for you.

ℹ️ Important to know:
These emails are mandatory under ICANN regulations. We have no control over the content of these messages.

Updated on: 16/05/2025

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