What is InterNIC? 
InterNIC (Network Information Center) is an independent agency set up to serve the Internet community. It makes the rules, administers the registration process, and maintains the official data base of registered Domain Names. All applications are subject to InterNIC approval.
InterNIC does not screen names for registered trademarks or other rights. Since domain names are registered on a first come, first serve basis, it is best to register Internet business and brand names before they are taken.
Some InterNIC Registration Requirements
- InterNIC requires a name search to assure that the requested name is still available. You can search InterNIC's Whois database from our site - see below.
- InterNIC requires applicants to have both a primary and secondary Domain Name Server (DNS) to translate between domain names and numeric IP numbers. Shop Alberta provides the required Domain Name Service as part of your application.
- Soon after your domain name is registered, InterNIC will bill you directly for $100, which covers their registration fee for two years. After two years they will bill you an annual fee of $50. Billing is made to the domain's "Billing Contact" via Email, or by US postal mail if you specify this preference in the "comments" section of our application.
Information and policy statements of InterNIC can be accessed at:
http://rs.internic.net/rs-internic.html
for Domain Name Dispute Policy:
Signup Sheet | Check Name Availability | Our Service
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