a) Fill the Form required for Registration,
b) Submit the Registration Form for processing to the corresponding NIC,
c) Confirm the request if so required by the NIC,
d) Check regularly at the NIC until domain gets approved,
e) Pay for the registration to the local NIC,
f) Notify customer of domain registration success or failure,
g) Process all further Contact and DNS changes requested by customer,
h) Notify customer of Expiry Date and request Renewal Instructions.

b) Submit the Registration Form for processing to the corresponding NIC, using
LatinTLD's (or its Representative's or Correspondent's) data where required
(Registrant and/or Contacts data) so as to comply with NIC's Local Presence
bylaws.

a) Check domain status at the corresponding NIC,
b) If domain is in renewal state, submit the Renewal Form,
c) Pay for the Renewal to the local NIC,
d) Notify customer of domain renewal success or failure,
e) Process all further Contact and DNS changes requested by customer,
f) Notify customer of Expiry Date and request Renewal Instructions.

b) Submit the Renewal Form for processing to the corresponding NIC, using
LatinTLD's (or its Representative's or Correspondent's) data where required
(Registrant and/or Contacts data) so as to comply with NIC's Local Presence
bylaws.

a) Take under its management a domain name until it's Renewal time which means
we will process all further Contact and DNS changes requested by customer,
b) Notify customer of Expiry Date and request Renewal Instructions.

a) Take under its management a domain name (using LatinTLD's Local Presence data)
until its Renewal time, which means we will process all further Contact and DNS
changes requested by customer and will request renewal instructions.

Payment Only service is just that!We will only pay at the corresponding NIC/Registry,
but should not be held responsible in any other way for the management of the domain
name that was only paid for on behalf of the client.

a) Upon request of the customer, change the Registrant data of a domain name to a
third party that has the required Local Presence. In doing so, LatinTLD will hand over
the control of this domain name to this third party, being no longer responsible for
the domain name in any way,
b) Pay Registrant Transfer fee to the local NIC (if it were required),
c) Notify customer of Registrant Transfer success or failure.

a) Upon request of the customer, change the Registrant data of a domain name to a
party designated by the customer, that has the required Local Presence.LatinTLD
will also assume control of this domain name (e.g. by placing itself as the
Administrative Contact for it),
b) Pay Registrant Transfer fee to the local NIC (if it were required),
c) Notify customer of Registrant Transfer success or failure,
d) Process all further Contact and DNS changes requested by customer,
e) Notify customer of Expiry Date and request Renewal Instructions.

a) Upon request of the customer, change the Registrant data of a domain
name to LatinTLD (or one of its Representatives or Correspondents) assuming
control of this domain name.
b) Pay Registrant Transfer fee to the local NIC (if it were required),
c) Notify customer of Registrant Transfer success or failure,
d) Process all further Contact and DNS changes requested by customer,
e) Notify customer of Expiry Date and request Renewal Instructions.

a) Assist -on client's behalf- to Mediation meetings at the corresponding NIC,
b) Obtain information about the purposes and rights of the other party that is
also requesting this domain name,
c) Suggest a course of action so as to have
the best chance of retaining or being assigned this domain name.

a) Hire a lawyer to represent the client at the hearings and to prepare the
litigation paperwork on your behalf,
b) Assist -on your behalf- to Arbitration meetings,
c) Obtain information about the purposes and rights of the other party that is also
requesting this domain name.
d) Suggest a course of action so as to have the best
chance of retaining or being assigned this domain name.

a) Check regularly the deletion status of the domain name you request us,
b) Submit a Registration Form to the corresponding NIC as soon as the domain
becomes available,
c) Check regularly at the NIC until domain gets approved,
d) Pay for the registration to the local NIC,
e) Notify customer of domain BackOrder success or failure,
f) Process all further Contact and DNS changes requested by customer,
g) Notify customer of Expiry Date and request Renewal Instructions.

a) Process Contact and/or DNS changes requested by customer,
b) Notify customer of domain Modification success or failure.

a) Process Contact and/or DNS changes requested by customer,
b) Notify customer of domain Modification success or failure,
c) Invoice customer for Modification.

a) Allow the domain to expire, without submitting any Renewal Form to the
corresponding NIC,
b) Not notify customer when the domain reaches its next renewal period,
c) Not notify customer of domain Expiration.

a) Prepare and Submit to the corresponding NIC a Deletion Request form,
b) Pay for the deletion to the local NIC (if so required),
c) Check regularly at the NIC until domain gets deleted,
d) Notify customer of domain deletion success or failure,
e) Invoice customer for Deletion.

a) Request the customer to state the price (initial offering and maximum price)
willing to pay for the domain,
b) Attempt to contact the current owner and check with him his willingness to sell.
c) Negotiate with current owner and try to reach a price agreement,
d) Notify customer of domain negotiation agreement or failure, and confirm current
willingness to proceed, e) Invoice customer for Transaction,
f) Require seller to make a Registrant Transfer for the domain name,
g) Pay seller and for the domain name,
h) Confirm customer of the Registrant Transfer success.

a) Appraise the possible market value in US Dollars that can potentially be obtained
from the sale of a given domain name.

Note: This is version 1.1 of LatinTLD's services, updated as of jul 2021