There are various cases where a domain name may <em>not</em> be transferable to another <strong>Registrar</strong>. This could happen in the following circumstances:
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	<li>Domain name is less than 60 days old: If the domain name you are trying to Transfer was registered <em>less</em> than 60 days ago, the request will get rejected by the <strong>Registry</strong> itself.</li>
	<li>Domain name has been Transferred less than 60 days ago: A domain name can <em>not</em> be transferred to another Registrar within 60 days of a previous Transfer.

Example:

A domain name can <em>not</em> be transferred from Registrar B to Registrar C, if it has been transferred to Registrar B from Registrar A within the last 60 days.

Exception</li>
	<li><strong>Theft Protection / Lock / Suspension</strong> has been applied on your domain name: If Theft Protection / Lock / Suspension has been applied on your domain name at the Current Registrar, then a Transfer for that domain name to another Registrar will <em>not</em> be allowed. You will first have to disable Theft Protection / Lock / Suspension for the domain name and then proceed with a Transfer.

Disabling Theft Protection / Lock / Suspension</li>
	<li><strong>Privacy Protection</strong> has been enabled on your domain name: If you have enabled Privacy Protection for your domain name, then you need to <em>disable</em> it, before trying to transfer it.

Disabling Privacy Protection</li>
	<li>Domain name is in the <strong>Redemption Grace Period</strong> or in the <strong>Pending Delete</strong> status: If the domain name is in either of these statuses, it can<em>not</em> be transferred.</li>
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