How can a U.S. citizen register .asia?

[timothymevans]

I just tried registering a name at Moniker with a .asia extension, but it needed additional info with an Asian country address, identification #, etc. Is there any way around this? If so, what are the steps ... thanks!

 

[RazorNF]

One of the contacts has to reside there. But with that said, there's a number of registrars that will provide you a contact to use if you need it.

 

[timothymevans]

One of the contacts has to reside there. But with that said, there's a number of registrars that will provide you a contact to use if you need it.

Thanks ... I have a colleague in Pakistan, but the Moniker interface asked for an ID# (not sure what to put here?)

Where would you recommend me to register for the least amount of hassle / extra leg work?

 

[why123]

Thanks ... I have a colleague in Pakistan, but the Moniker interface asked for an ID# (not sure what to put here?)

Where would you recommend me to register for the least amount of hassle / extra leg work?

you can put your ss#. i registered mine with my ss# and my old Chinese address.

 

[timothymevans]

you can put your ss#. i registered mine with my ss# and my old Chinese address.

Ok - thanks ... I could probably just put my business tax ID then if I didn't want to use my SSN#, huh? I'm guessing it's something that .asia wants on file, similar to most other country TLDs.

Did you register yours at Moniker or somewhere else?

 

[why123]

i registered my names at godaddy, and i think you can use the other IDs, b/c i asked through the phone. the most important thing is your address, and is valid.


hope that helps.



han