Domain Name Waiver
7 frequently asked questions and answers about Domain Name Waiver.
What is waiver?
The waiver process is the procedure by which the domain name owner can terminate the use of the domain name before the end of the expiration period and delete the domain name.
How long is the domain name suspended after a waiver and when can it be re-registered?
From the day of the waiver, the domain name is deleted and its use is suspended for two months. At the end of the period, the domain name is available for re-registration. The information and date that the deleted domain name is opened for registration is published on the TRABIS website.
Can the waiver be cancelled?
No, the waiver cannot be cancelled. The domain name is deleted directly after the waiver.
Is the fee refunded after waiver?
No, there is no refund after waiver.
How do I start a waiver request?
You need to open a support ticket stating your waiver request. Our experts will promptly review your ticket and get in touch with you. At this stage, we will share the details and requirements of the process with you. Once you give your approval as the panel administrator, the “Waiver” request is forwarded to TRABIS and the process begins.
For documented domain names, waiver requires the signed approval of the domain name holder (stamped, for organizations): Waiver Form (PDF, in Turkish) · Word.
What are the responsibilities arising from the waiver?
The panel authority accepts, declares and undertakes that the responsibilities arising from the waiver to be made based on the approval belong to him/her.
Where can I see when a waived domain name will be open for re-registration?
You should regularly check the DELETED DOMAINS (opens in a new tab) link on the TRABIS website to follow the domain name information and date of re-registration.