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Policies

General .US Policies

Eligibility

• usTLD Nexus Requirements

Privacy And Transfer Policies

• .US Privacy Policy
• .US Transfer Policy

.US Anti-Abuse and Whois Policies

• .US Transfer Standard Form of Authorization
• AGP (Add Grace Period) Limits Policy 1-25-2012
• Whois Data Reminder Policy 1-25-2012
• Whois Accuracy Report
• usTLD Administrator Reservation of Rights
• Administrative Policy Statement

Dispute Resolution

• usTLD Dispute Resolution Policy and Rules (usDRP)
• Nexus Dispute Policy and Rules

.US Dispute Providers

• Approval Process for .US Dispute Resolution Service Providers
• List of Approved .US Dispute Resolution Service Providers
• usDRP Dispute Provider Agreement
  Read also:  usDRP Provider Agreement Amendment One (Nexus Provider Amendment)

Other Documentation for the Locality Delegated Managers

• Delegated Manager Agreement sets forth the relative rights and responsibilities of Neustar and the .us Delegated Managers.
• .US Locality Domain Name Registration Agreement sets forth the terms and conditions governing the Registrant’s use of registered .us locality domain name(s).
• Internet Engineering Task Force RFC 1480 describes the current operation of the .US Locality space.

Kids.US Policy Archive

On December 4, 2002, President George W. Bush signed into law the Dot Kids Implementation and Efficiency Act of 2002. This Act requires that Neustar, as the administrator of the .US country code top-level domain(ccTLD), establish a kids.us domain to serve as a haven for material that promotes positive experiences for children and families using the Internet, provides a safe online environment for children, and helps to prevent children from being exposed to harmful material on the Internet. This legislation was the culmination of years of effort by several members of the United States Congress. In anticipation of this legislation, Neustar began a public outreach campaign to seek input and advice from members of the children’s content community, child advocacy groups, parents, educators, law enforcement organizations,and other interested individuals to create an initial draft of Guidelines and Requirements, which were published on the Internet in August
2002. The comments we received were instrumental in finalizing this document.

This space was suspended as of July 27, 2012. Additional information about the suspension can be found here: Kids.US Amendment