On Wed, 7 Dec 2005, Leefe Hicks wrote: > Is it possible for not-incorporated entities to register an > Australian domain name? Yes. > The committee of a university club is interested in registering an > Australian domain for the clubs web sites, most likely a '.org.au' > domain. Not sure if .org.au still allows unincorporated associations (clubs) but .asn.au certainly does. See the .asn.au eligibility requirements on AuDA's website. The registrant has to warrant that it is a club. > The club is not an incorporated entity and so does not have an > incorporation number (or an ABN, etc). It is a club under the SRC or > Student Union (not sure the exact details). > > Can this club register an Australian domain? Yes. > Any advice about this situation? If you strike a registrar that doesn't provide an 'N/A' option for ABN for .asn.au club registrations on their form, try another registrar. > Yes, I could tell them to just register an international domain, but > they are interested in an Australian domain to encourage Australian > participation in their activities. Surely. Cheers, IanReceived on Wed Dec 07 2005 - 14:05:54 UTC
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