The individual or organization that registers a specific domain name. This individual or organization holds the right to use that specific domain name for a specified period of time, provided certain conditions are met and the registration fees are paid. This person or organization is the "legal entity" bound by the terms of the relevant service agreement with the registry operator for the TLD in question.
Any person or company who registers a domain name.(ES:Registrante, IT:Registrante)
The listed owner of the Domain name. The contact that registers a Domain name. Once the Domain name is registered, the registrant can use the Domain name for the period of time that the Domain was registered. GLOSSARY NAME WORD
The person or group that registers a specific domain name that has the right to use that specific domain name for a time that is agreed upon. The registrant is required to ensure that all fees are paid and all requirements are met.
means any travel industry organization or entity approved by the Registry as eligible to register a domain name under the .travel TLD pursuant to the terms of authority granted by ICANN to TTPC to approve such registrations.
The person or organization that successfully registers a particular domain name and possesses the right to use that domain name for a pre-determined time period (usually 1, 2, 5, or 10 years).
The person or business that registers a domain name. When registering a domain name, the name of the registrant is the entity who is ultimately accountable for the fees and any terms and conditions that the registrar specifies.
An entity (person/organization) who register a domain to the Internet Registry.
a legal entity eligible to officially hold the registration rights for a
a licensee of a domain name, not its owner
an individual or an organization under which a domain name is registered
a person or business that registers a domain name via a Registrar
a registrar customer applying for, or holding, a subordinate domain name
The individual or company registering the domain, the domain's owner.
The entity, organization or individual that registers a domain name. Once the domain name is registered, the registrant can use the domain name for the period of time the domain is registered.
The individual or organization that registers a specific domain name with a registry. The registrant has the right to use that specific domain name for a certain period of time.
The person or organization that is listed originally as the Billing Contact is also known as the Registrant.
The person, firm, or corporation in whose name a vehicle is properly registered.
The individual or organization that claims ownership to a domain name. As long as the domain registration is valid, the registrant owns the right to the domain name.
A body that has registered a pest control product.
The entity, organization or individual that will be using the domain name.
The Registrant is the entity to which a domain name is registered. The Registrant has overriding authority over that domain name.
The person or firm who has registered a Domain. This person, along with the Administrative Contact and the Billing Contact, has authority to make changes to domain information. One person may be any or all of these contacts.
The individual or organisation that registers a specific domain name. This individual or organisation holds the right to use that specific domain name for a specified period of time, provided certain conditions are met and the registration (NIC) fees are paid. This person or organisation is the "legal entity" bound by the terms of all applicable domain registration Service Agreements.
Registered owner of a Domain Name.
any person or firm registered with the CFTC during the time when violations allegedly occurred, or thereafter through the time the complaint is filed. In very rare circumstances, a person who is exempt from registration may still be considered a "registrant" for purposes of being subject to CFTC reparations proceedings (such as a commodity trading advisor whose small number of clients exempts the CTA from registration: that CTA is still required to adhere to the Commodity Exchange Act and would still be required to participate in reparations proceedings). Any complaint filed against a person or firm whose name does not appear in CFTC registration records normally will be dismissed unless the complainant can show that the person or firm is nevertheless subject to reparations.
The entity (company, association, physical person) which registers a domain name. It is not an owner, because domain names are typically only rented, not bought. See Also Sponsoring organization.
The individual or organization that registers a specific domain name, either with a registrar or a reseller. This individual or organization holds the right to use that specific domain name for a specified period of time, provided certain conditions are met and the registration fees are paid. This person or organization is the "legal entity" bound by the terms of the Domain Name Service Agreement.
The registrant is the owner of a particular domain name.
The individual or organization that registers a specific domain name with ISR. This individual or organization holds the right to use that specific domain name for a specified period of time, provided certain conditions are met and the registration fees are paid. This person or organization is the "legal entity" bound by the terms of the domain name Domain Name Registration Agreement. [see also: Domain Name Registration Agreement, Registration Fee, Renewal Fee
Person or company that registers a specific domain name and holds the rights over that name for the registration period.
The person to whom a domain name is registered.
The entity, organization, or individual listed as the owner of the domain name is also known as the registrant.
Someone who holds, is applying for, or renewing, a domain name licence
The individual or organisation that registers a domain name. The registrant for any given domain can be determined by performing a WHOIS search, and has the right to use that domain name for a specified period of time.
The individual or business who registers a domain name. The registrant is accountable for the fees and conditions specified by the registrar.
A person, organization, or company that registers a domain name.
The Registrant is the individual or organization that registers a specific domain name through an accredited Registrar. This individual or organization is the entity bound by the terms of a domain name registration agreement with the accredited Registrar.
An organization or individual that holds the certificate of registration and is thereby responsible for the product. A registrant can be a chemical company, federal or provincial agency, importer or any person wishing to market a pest control product in Canada. The registrant’s name and address must appear on the product label.
The person or company that carries the ownership title for a given domain name. You can determine the registrant of a domain name by performing a WHOIS lookup.
An individual whose name is on the MDCP interest list.
The entity, organization, or individual listed as the owner of the domain name during the time of registration.
(Domain Name) A registrant is the person, or entity, that holds the right to use a third-level domain within the .nz name space (e.g. dnc.org.nz). Often referred to as the name holder.
An organization or person registered the domain name with registrar company & who apparently hold the domain ownership.
