Domain Name Transfer Services

Most .com and .net transfers finish within 5 days, and many finish in 1 or 2 days if the old registrar approves early. .in transfers usually take 1 to 7 days. The actual work on your side takes about 15 minutes: unlock the domain, share the auth code and approve one email.

No, not if it is done right. Your DNS records stay the same during a transfer, so your website and email keep working. Downtime only happens when nameservers change or DNS records are lost. We back up DNS first and keep nameservers unchanged until the transfer is complete.

Why can’t I transfer my domain? It says it is locked.

The most common reasons are that the domain lock is still on, the domain was registered or transferred less than 60 days ago, or it is about to expire. Some registrars also block transfers after a contact change. Turn off the lock, check the dates, and we can tell you exactly what is blocking it.

An EPP or auth code is a password for your domain that proves you are allowed to move it. You find it in your current registrar’s dashboard, often under Domain Settings or Transfer. Some registrars email it to the domain’s admin contact. Keep it private, since anyone with it can start a transfer.

Most transfers include a one-year renewal, so you pay roughly the renewal price and the new year is added to your expiry date. There is no loss of the time you already paid for. Some extensions like .uk work differently. We share the exact INR cost with GST before you start.

If it is still in the grace period, you can often renew and then transfer, but many registrars block transfers of expired domains. If it is in redemption, you must restore it at the current registrar first, which costs more. Act quickly, because after redemption the domain can be lost.

Yes. We handle bulk domain transfers in batches. You share a list and auth codes, we submit the requests together and track each one. We usually move low-risk domains first, then critical ones. You get one consolidated GST invoice for the whole batch.

Privacy and forwarding sold by your old registrar usually stop after the transfer. We turn on privacy again where the extension allows it and recreate email forwarding or URL forwarding rules on our side, so your setup works the same as before.

Yes. Flying Stars manages transfer activities and provides migration support.

Yes. Bulk transfer support is available.

Our process minimizes service interruptions and downtime risks.

Yes. DNS configurations can be maintained during transfers.

Transfers typically take several days depending on registrar requirements.

Yes. Secure verification is required.

Yes. International domains are supported.

Yes. We continue monitoring after migration.

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The most common reasons are that the domain lock is still on, the domain was registered or transferred less than 60 days ago, or it is about to expire. Some registrars also block transfers after a contact change. Turn off the lock, check the dates, and we can tell you exactly what is blocking it.