Resources
Accredited Registrars
A full listing of registrars approved by ICANN to sell domain names to the general public.
Calendar of Internet Community Events
A listing of past and upcoming events concerning ICANN.
Certificate Authority
The ICANN CA currently generates the keys and certificates necessary to support internal ICANN processes and ICANN's independent role as DNSSEC Root Key Publisher and Manager.
Dispute Resolution Options
Learn about resources to help resolve common online problems.
Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policies
Established to resolve disputes between domain name owners and other parties regarding the registration and use of said domain names.
E-Learning
Multimedia options that enable you to learn more about the various initiatives and programs currently going on at ICANN.
EPP Status Codes: What do they mean, and why should I know? [PDF, 99 KB]
Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP) domain status codes, also called domain name status codes, indicate the status of a domain name registration.
Factsheets
Factsheet are intended to provide short, clearly written guides covering topical technical issues in which ICANN is involved.
Glossary of Internet Terminology
Commonly used words in ICANN's world.
Public Dashboard
Performance metrics at a glance.
Independent Review Process
Answers to recurring questions regarding the Independent Review Process
Information for ccTLD Managers
Resources for Country-Code Managers.
Information About gTLD Registries
Documents, statements and contracts relating to gTLDs.
Information for Registrars and Registrants
Listing of registrars and their contact information. A registrar is a company that facilitates the registration of domain names.
New Registry Services
This area is designed to document the process of the evaluation of new registry services as well as allow for discussion of issues related to proposed new registry services by the ICANN community.
Organizational Chart
Instructions for Payments to ICANN
Participate
Information on how to participate.
Reconsideration
ICANN's Board Governance Committee is responsible to receiving requests from any person or entity that has been materially affected by any ICANN staff action or inaction if such affected person or entity believes the action contradicts established ICANN policies, or by actions or inactions of the Board that such affected person or entity believes has been taken without consideration of material information.
Related Links
Visit other sites that provide useful information.
Whois Information
WHOIS services provide public access to data on registered domain names, which currently includes contact information for Registered Name Holders.
