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As of 7-4-2016, there is a new method for managing domains. Now users must have a CUIT / CUIL number and an AFIP Level 3 tax ID.

If you have a nic.ar user with domains registered under your name, you must link your account to your tax ID in order to continue renewing the domain.

To learn how to migrate to the new system, click here

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What happens with domain expiration?

As of the implementation, domains that expire or have expired between 06/01 and 07/20 will have a 60-day grace period counted from the expiration date. During the first 45 days, the delegation will remain active, and during the last 15, inactive. If, after that period, the domains are not renewed, they will be released.

On the new platform, the grace period for all domains will consist of 30 days with active delegation and 15 days with inactive delegation.

If, before 06/30, the domain's delegation was inactive, once the migration is complete it will be reactivated until the 45 days counted from the expiration date are over.

We remind you that you can contact us through our digital form. Please note that during the scheduled outage we will not provide User Support service. Afterwards, we will be available to answer any questions or concerns.

For more information you can check the migration timeline for integration into the new platform. You can also read the article "Integration into the new Government Procedures platform" and the "CUIT number and Tax ID" category of our Frequently Asked Questions.

Thank you very much.

NIC Argentina

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