Argentine domains (.ar, .com.ar and others ending in .ar) are registered with NIC Argentina. They're priced in pesos, so if you view the site in ARS you see the exact amount.
When you buy one, the checkout shows which of these two options applies:
- In Fodenflow's name: we register it and manage it for you. You don't need a CUIT or a tax password. If you ever want it in your name, we'll help you with the transfer.
- In the holder's name: we ask for the holder's CUIT or CUIL and name (or company name), and for you to authorize the process with NIC Argentina.
If it's registered in your name: authorizing us in ARCA
- Sign in to ARCA (formerly AFIP) with your CUIT/CUIL and tax password (level 2 or higher).
- Open Administrador de Relaciones de Clave Fiscal and choose Nueva relación.
- Find the NIC Argentina service and add Fodenflow's CUIT as your representative. You'll find it in Domains, in the domain's notice, with a button that takes you to ARCA.
We email you once the domain is active. It usually takes 1 to 2 business days (if it's registered in your name, counted from when you authorize us).
.ar domains renew earlier than others: the renewal invoice arrives about 60 days before expiry, because NIC Argentina has no grace period.
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