Find Answers to Some of the Most Common Questions about .PRO Registrations
Am I eligible to register a .PRO domain under the new registration rules?
To register a .PRO domain name, you must be:
- A person or entity who provides professional services
- Admitted to or licensed by a government certification body or jurisdictional licensing entity recognized by a governmental body that regularly verifies the accuracy of its data
- In good standing wit the licensing authority
Will I be able to register my second-level resolving domain right away?
Yes, RegistryPro offers second-level registrations to qualified registrants who meet the professional eligibility requirements.
Do I need to have a third-level domain (eg., mycompany.law.pro) to register a second-level domain (eg., mycompany.pro)?
No, RegistryPro will continue to offer third-level profession specific second level domains (PSSLDs), such as yourcompany.med.pro, but the requirement of using a third-level domain name to get a second-level domain has been eliminated.
Will I need to sign the End UserTerms of Use Agreement (TOU)?
Yes, all new and renewing .PRO TLD registrants will be required to enter into the Terms of Use Agreement (TOU) prior to the purchase and activation of a new or renewed .PRO domain.
What information will RegistryPro require from me to activate my domain?
You will need to provide:
- Your name
- Your profession
- Your jurisdictional country
- Your licensing authority
- Your license number
- A link to your licensing authority's Web site
Will my professional credentials be subject to review?
Yes, RegistryPro will monitor new and renewed .PRO domains to ensure compliance with all terms and conditions of our agreements. You may be required to provide additional information to the registry in order to activate or retain your domain.
Can I get a .PRO domain through my favorite registrar?
.PRO domains are available exclusively through our authorized .PRO registrar partners.