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=== Sunrise Period ===
 
=== Sunrise Period ===
 
* See [[Sunrise Period]] summary
 
* See [[Sunrise Period]] summary
* ICANN enforced timeline: 30 day minimum
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* ICANN mandated timeline for Start Date Sunrise: 30 day notice period with a minimum of 30 days running <ref name="First">Murphy, Kevin. First Come, First-Served Sunrise Periods on the Cards. http://domainincite.com/14627-first-come-first-served-sunrise-periods-on-the-cards</ref>
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* ICANN mandated timeline for End Date Sunrise: no notice period, minimum of 60 days running <ref name="First"></ref>
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*Applicant timeline examples:
 
=== Trademark Clearinghouse ===
 
=== Trademark Clearinghouse ===
 
==Delegation==
 
==Delegation==

Revision as of 22:26, 4 December 2013

The following is an outline of the Contracting process as defined by ICANN, it is our goal to supplement this with actual contracting timelines and action items that are encountered by new TLD applicants. Information can be edited directly, or contact Andrew Merriam, andrew[at]tldesign.co

Steps & Timeline

  1. CIR (aprox. 8 days)
    1. CIR Review
  2. Sign Registry Agreement
  3. PDT (approx. 6 weeks)
  4. Transition to Delegation (approx. 2 weeks)
  5. Delegation
  6. Registry Onboarding

Contracting Information Request

Registry Agreement

Pre-Delegation Testing

The Pre-Delegation Testing (PDT) process allows ICANN to determine if registries meet specific “technical and operational requirements”[1] deemed necessary to maintain a new gTLD.

Transition to Delegation

Sunrise Period

  • See Sunrise Period summary
  • ICANN mandated timeline for Start Date Sunrise: 30 day notice period with a minimum of 30 days running [2]
  • ICANN mandated timeline for End Date Sunrise: no notice period, minimum of 60 days running [2]
  • Applicant timeline examples:

Trademark Clearinghouse

Delegation

Registry Onboarding

References