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.LAW is a premium domain extension operated by Minds + Machines and restricted in many markets to verified, licensed lawyers and law firms. This restriction adds credibility: a .LAW address signals that the site belongs to an actual legal professional. The registration process may require proof of bar admission or equivalent legal qualification depending on jurisdiction.
The registration cost for a .law domain is 102.95 EUR per year. The price includes DNS management and 24/7 support.
The transfer cost for a .law domain is 102.95 EUR. The transfer includes a 1-year extension of your domain registration.
Currently, there is no free option for .law domains. However, we offer competitive pricing and regular promotions. Check our hosting packages - some include a free domain of a different extension.
Yes, we offer a full range of web hosting services that work perfectly with .law domains. Our hosting plans include shared hosting, VPS, and dedicated servers with 99.9% uptime guarantee, free SSL certificates, and 24/7 technical support.
Yes, IDN (Internationalized Domain Names) are supported in the .law zone. You can register domain names using non-Latin characters such as Cyrillic, Chinese, Arabic, and other scripts.
A .law domain can be registered for a period from 1 to 10 years. You can choose any period within this range during registration and extend your domain at any time.
Registration of a .law domain is usually completed instantly after successful payment. In most cases, your domain will be active within a few minutes. In rare cases, additional verification may be required, which may take up to 24 hours.
Yes, we offer a WHOIS Privacy service for .law domains at just 5 EUR per year. This service replaces your personal contact information in public WHOIS records with anonymized data, protecting you from spam, unwanted calls, and identity theft.
Yes, .law domains have a renewal grace period of approximately 30-40 days after expiration. During this period, you can still renew your domain at the standard renewal price. After the grace period expires, the domain may enter a redemption period with significantly higher recovery fees, or become available for public registration.
In many markets, yes. The registry requires verified legal credentials for registration. Requirements vary by jurisdiction — check during the registration process.
It signals that the site belongs to a licensed legal professional. This can increase trust among prospective clients who prefer to verify they are dealing with a qualified practitioner.
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