What is the transfer process when moving my domain from another registrar to eNom?

Transferring a domain from another registrar to eNom is a straightforward process that generally consists of several key steps. First, it is important to initiate the process by ensuring that your domain is eligible for transfer. Typically, a domain cannot be transferred if it has been registered or transferred within the last sixty days, so make sure to check the registration date. The next step involves unlocking the domain at the current registrar. Most registrars have a setting that allows users to lock or unlock their domains. It is essential to unlock your domain so that it can be transferred to eNom. Once the domain is unlocked, you will need to obtain an authorization code, often referred to as an EPP code or transfer key, from your current registrar. This code is necessary to authorize the transfer of the domain to eNom. Upon obtaining the code, you can begin the transfer process on the eNom website. During this time, you will input the domain name you wish to transfer and the authorization code when prompted. After submitting your transfer request, you may receive a confirmation email at the email address associated with the domain. It is crucial to promptly approve this email as this action will initiate the actual transfer process. Transfer times can vary, but it typically takes a few days. During this period, avoid making any changes to the domain or its registration settings. Once the transfer is complete, the domain will appear in your eNom account. You should receive a confirmation once the transfer is successfully finalized. Always remember to regularly check your account settings and contact information on the eNom website to ensure everything is up to date. If you need further assistance, it is advisable to refer to the resources available on the eNom website for detailed guidance regarding your account and transferring domains.