Enom Domain Policies .ES

.ES is the TLD for Spain and is regulated by the RED.ES registry. The registry Whois lookup is at dominios.es.

• Registration Requirements
  • Registrant verification
• Changing domain ownership (Trade)
  • Looking up the current contact handles
  • Retrieving the admin registry password 
• Renewing a .ES domain
• Transferring a .ES domain

Registration Requirements

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Registrant verification

Before registering or requesting a trade, check the format of the ID. If the registrant is an organization, verify the VAT ID at the European Commission website.

The .ES registry requires registrants (owners) to specify their registrant type and provide the associated registrant and admin IDs at the registry level during registration. The process is essentially a combination of the registrant verification procedure and WDRP, and registrants are required to complete the process within 10 days of being notified.

The registry notifies the admin contact to carry out the verification. If not verified, the domain will stop resolving. In addition, the "Name of Blocked Domain" will also display as Procedimiento de Cancelación (Cancellation Procedure) on the Whois lookup. After 30 days, the domain will be scheduled for deletion. Domains deleted for this reason can not be recovered. If a domain is deleted, the registrant will be notified via email. This email will contain a link that outlines the verification process. The complete policy is outlined at the registry.

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Changing domain ownership (Trade)

If you are only changing the admin contact, you do not need to initiate a trade. You should be able to update the admin contact within the Enom account. If the admin ID needs to be updated, send a verified request to Enom Support with the new admin's contact details, ID type and code. 

Updating the registrant requires a trade. To begin the trade process,

1. Send a verified request to Enom Support with the new registrant and admin contact information.
   Note: If the current admin email needs to be updated, specify that in the request. 
   • First Name:
   • Last Name:
   • Organization: (Optional)
   • Phone Number:
   • Address:
   • City: 
   • Country: 
   • State/Province: 
   • Postal Code: 
   • Email Address: 
   • Legal type: (Individual or organization)
   • Registrant ID type: 
   • Registrant ID number: 
   • Administrative ID type: 
   • Administrative ID number: 
2. Once the trade is processed, Enom Support will reply with the registry contact handles for the new registrant and admin contacts.
   Note: The current admin can retrieve the contact handle via the .ES registry WHOIS. 
3. The registry will email the admin contacts to approve or deny the trade.
4. The admin contacts must sign in to the registry portal to complete the trade. Complete steps, including a user manual, can be found at the registry (Spanish here).
   Note: The current and new admin contacts will need to upload their photo ID at the registry during this process. They can request their registry portal password if forgotten.
5. Once the admins have completed the trade, verify that the new handles are visible in the registry Whois.

In some cases, the registry may request additional documentation. The admin will need to work directly with the registry in those cases.

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Looking up the current contact handles

You can view the ESNIC ID through a Whois lookup.

1. Enter the domain, then click Check or hit enter.
   
   
   
2. A new page will be open to nic.es. Select View data next to the domain name.
   
3. Complete the CAPTCHA and click Continue.
   
   
4. The registrant, admin and technical contact handles should now be visible.
   

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Retrieving the admin registry password 

1. Navigate to the red.es login page.

2. Click Retrieve password.
   
3. Enter the contact handle, complete the CAPTCHA, then click Continue.

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Renewing a .ES domain

Automatic and manual renewals are possible 60 days before the expiry date. .ES domains are deleted 12 days before their expiry date. These domains do not have a grace period. After this date, the domain will go into redemption and require an additional fee, typically $250 US, to recover. If the usual redemption steps do not work, send a verified request to support agreeing to the redemption and renewal fees, and support can attempt to recover the domain for you.
Note: Do not renew .ES domains directly at the registry. Doing so will transfer the domain away from Enom. If you wish to return the domain to Enom, you will need to initiate a transfer back.

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Transfers

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