The process that begins with the registration of a domain name is the Domain Name Life Period. The steps in the domain life cycle are as follows. The times are given as an example for the .com extension. This may vary for other extensions. Active Period (Active): It covers the registration period when the domain name is active. During this period, the domain name is actively used. Suspension Period (On Hold): The registration period has expired at the stage where the domain name is suspended. Active use by registration companies can be suspended or parked. And in this process, domain names and email addresses are not in use. Redemption Period: The active life period has ended at the stage where the domain name is kept hostage. In order to be active again at this stage, the penalty fee and the renewal fee must be paid. The fee for extending the penalty period in Natro is $ 120 including renewal. Deletion Period (Pending Delete): During the deletion of the domain name, the domain name is placed in the deletion order on the registrar. At the end of this period, it is deleted and made available again. The average 75-day processes after your domain name, which is Com - Org Or Net, is as follows.

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