.us registration privacy
DomainQ does not offer additional WHOIS privacy for .us. Public registration data follows the extension’s rules; our team can help explain what is visible.
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Search for a .us address for your qualifying US connection at DomainQ. Start an application that meets Nexus and registration-data requirements, noting that .us does not allow anonymous or proxy privacy.
Enter the full domain: yourbrand.us. Check availability and complete registration in your DomainQ customer panel.
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DomainQ does not offer additional WHOIS privacy for .us. Public registration data follows the extension’s rules; our team can help explain what is visible.
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| Transaction | Term | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Registration Register an available, standard-priced domain with DomainQ. Search .us |
First year / standard registration | ₺399.99 |
| Renewal Extend your existing registration at DomainQ. Go to my DomainQ panel |
One-year renewal | ₺449.99 |
| Transfer Move your domain management to DomainQ; review extension-specific eligibility and term conditions. Start your transfer to DomainQ |
Transfer transaction fee | ₺399.99 |
Prices exclude VAT. Standard rates are shown; premium or registered domains offered for sale may have different prices. Check the term, transaction conditions and final total in the order summary.
USD and EUR amounts are approximate comparison values. Check the applicable transaction currency and total in the customer panel.
1 registration + 2 annual renewals
A planning estimate, not a three-year package or fixed-price commitment. Transfer, VAT and additional services are excluded. Future rates may change.
.us is the United States country-code extension. It is not unconditionally open to everyone: applicants must meet a category for US citizens or qualifying residents, US entities, or foreign entities with a bona fide US presence. Simply targeting US customers is not by itself proof of eligibility. If you meet the Nexus requirements, search your brand’s .us option at DomainQ and proceed with registration.
Nexus and accurate registrant-data requirements determine your .us application at DomainQ. Assess this country code’s steps separately from generic extensions, and ask our team about eligibility and DNS connections.
Listed by IANA as the manager of the .us country code.
View sourceRegistration under the .us country code is subject to Nexus requirements establishing a real US connection.
View sourceThe date published by IANA for the .us top-level domain.
View sourceThe registry states support for DNSSEC and DS records on .us. This is not automatic activation for your domain; ask the DomainQ team about signing and DS compatibility alongside your DNS service.
View sourceConsider it for a business established in the US. Register with the actual entity’s details and declare the correct Nexus category.
Individuals meeting the policy’s citizenship or residence criteria can choose a personal publication or project address. Another person’s eligibility does not transfer to your registration.
Foreign entities with real connections such as regular lawful activities, business relations or an office in the US are assessed under the relevant category. Keep information supporting the declaration available.
Consider Nexus eligibility alongside name selection at DomainQ. Find a name for your US audience; targeting the country alone does not establish registration eligibility.
Consider generic .com if you do not meet US connection requirements. Availability of a .us name does not establish registrant eligibility.
.us currently does not offer IDNs. Choose an appropriate plain-Latin version of a Turkish brand and check for confusing spelling variants.
Prepare content for the US market, without implying that .us confers government approval or official status. Present the organisation and service clearly.
Confirm your Nexus basis, actual registrant data and DNS requirements for your DomainQ application. .us does not permit anonymous or proxy privacy; ask our team about eligibility or registration steps.
Defined categories cover qualifying US individuals, US entities and foreign entities with a bona fide US presence.
View sourceC31 covers regular lawful activity or relationships; C32 covers an office or facility in the US. Choosing a target market alone is insufficient.
View sourceThe registry may conduct spot checks. The holder must keep Nexus information accurate and current.
View sourceAnonymous or proxy services that prevent the registry from receiving or displaying true holder data are not permitted.
View sourceThe official .US FAQ states that IDN registration is not currently offered; do not choose a Turkish-character label.
View sourceNexus policy requires certification that the listed nameservers are in the US. Before applying for .us at DomainQ, confirm the eligibility of your proposed DNS setup with our team.
View sourceEligibility must continue throughout registration, not just at application. The registry can check information and request support for the declaration.
.us policy prohibits anonymous or proxy registrations that conceal true registrant data. Do not assume a privacy package offered for another extension applies to .us.
The Nexus document requires certification that listed nameservers are in the US. Verify the DNS service accordingly; this is different from the location of website files.
Compare registration and renewal costs. Keep a reachable email address and accurate holder and Nexus data; do not choose on a low price alone.
From choosing your name to managing DNS, keep your domain in one customer panel.
Check your address for availability and compare alternative extension prices. Searching alone does not reserve the name.
Review your registrant details, registration term and total price in your DomainQ customer panel. Keep your contact details current for renewal notifications.
Manage web and email records with our included Premium Anycast DNS. If you are still building your site, try SiteQ free for 15 days; our team can help with setup questions.
Nexus classifies a registrant’s real US connection. It can be based on citizenship or residence, US incorporation, or a foreign entity’s bona fide US presence.
A hosting purchase alone does not establish holder eligibility. The individual or entity must satisfy the relevant Nexus category and make accurate policy declarations.
No. True and accurate registrant details are required. Using a provider’s or another person’s details to conceal the actual holder is not a compliant substitute.
From choosing .us to registration and renewal: answers about your DomainQ service and the extension’s requirements.
The pricing section shows DomainQ’s standard .us registration, renewal and transfer fees separately. Check the selected term, taxes and the name’s pricing category in the order summary.
Check Nexus eligibility and data conditions first, followed by registration and renewal costs. A low price does not remove eligibility requirements.
It may qualify under the foreign-entity category with a bona fide US presence or the regular lawful connections described in policy. An intention to enter the US market alone is insufficient.
No. Nexus also provides categories for qualifying residents, US entities and foreign entities with a bona fide US presence. Declare the correct basis for your circumstances.
No. .US policy does not permit anonymous or proxy registration services that hide the actual registrant. DomainQ’s free privacy on supported extensions does not change this rule; your .us registration must use accurate details for the actual owner.
No. According to the official .US FAQ, IDN registration is not currently offered. Consider a suitable plain-Latin spelling of your brand.
The technical certification in the Nexus document concerns the US location of the listed nameservers; DNS servers and web hosting are different. Before applying for .us at DomainQ, confirm with our team that your proposed DNS setup meets this requirement.
Yes. Policy requires continuing compliance and allows registry spot checks. Update the data when activities or holder details change.
No. .us is a country code, not government approval, a professional licence or trademark registration. Describe your organisation and services accurately.
.us can convey a country context but does not automatically deliver rankings or US search traffic. Relevant content and technical quality matter; SEO expectations do not replace Nexus eligibility.
We use the sources below to explain extension specifications and registration rules. Our team can help with DomainQ services, registration eligibility and the transfer process.