A limited company buying a dot IE domain name based on a registered trading name

A limited company buying a dot IE domain name based on a registered trading name

General Information
A company which has a real and substantive connection with Ireland and which has a registered business name can register a domain name in this category. A company can register one domain name for each of its registered business names.

The applicant will always be the company that owns the RBN

Required [Faxed] Documentation
If the company is more than 2 months old, the company registration number must be included in the domain name application form. If the company has been registered within the last 2 months, the applicant must supply a copy of the company's certificate of incorporation.

If the registered business name is more than 2 months old, the RBN number must be included in the domain name application form. If the RBN has been registered within the last 2 months, the applicant must supply a copy of the RBN certificate. If the RBN has just been applied for, a CRO receipt of payment showing the RBN applied for may be acceptable, along with a copy of the application form. (The Companies Office stamp applied to an application form counts as proof of payment.)

The IEDR is aware that applicants within the 6 counties do not have to register business names and in such instances the Registry may accept a signed letter on headed paper from an bank manager, firm of chartered accountant(s), registered auditor(s), tax consultant(s), where the tax advisor identification number is displayed on the letterhead, or solicitor(s) confirming that the company is currently trading, or has serious intention and commitment to trade shortly, under the business name that is specified. The letter must state the name of the company and that they are trading, or intend to trade, under the business name in question

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