.MX Domain Name Rules and Requirements

• Internet Services Provider
• Provider of value-added services
• Provider of wireless network services
• Provider of services of data transmission
• Provider of special telecommunications services

NOTE: Any other organization not included in this column may not be registered under this category.

1. Copy of the registration of the Federal Telecommunications Institute (Federal Communications Comission) as a provider of services mentioned above.
2. A letter including letterhead requesting the Domain Name. It is important to mention the information of the services they offer. The letter must be signed by the attorney or the legal representative.
3. Copy of an official identification of the person who signs the letter.

The Domain Name requested must be related, under judgement of the Registry .MX, with the name of the organization (name registered in the Federal Telecommunications Institute (Federal Communications Comission)).

• Legally constituted non-profit organizations in Mexico
• Civil societies and associations legally established in Mexico
• Individuals established in Mexico, that accredit the use of the Domain Name for non-profit
• International Non-profit Organizations established in Mexico
• Nongovernmental organizations incorporated in Mexico
• Embassies and consulates of foreign countries established in the Mexican national territory
• Political parties and political associations
• Religious associations
• Institutions dedicated to the education of persons with disabilities
• Private charity institutions
• Private Trusts

NOTE: Any other organization not included in this column may not be registered under this category.

1. The Registry .MX may request the holder of the Domain Name any documentation that it deems necessary to verify the full compliance with these policies.

In case that the Registry .MX request any documentation to the corporations, they must send a document that proves the quality referred in the previous column and in case of individuals, send a letter stating that the activities they perform are primarily non-profit activities.

The shipment of the documents must be made within less than 10 (ten) days by mail.

• Education Institutions that have a registration before the SEP or are incorporated to any University recognized by the Mexican State
• Job Training Schools or Technical Education accredited by a competent office of the Mexican Government
• Institutions for preschool education that have a registration before the SEP or are incorporated to any University recognized by the Mexican State
• Institutions dedicated to the research and that has the registration before the CONACYT.

NOTE: Any other organization not included in this column may not be registered under this category.

1. Copy of the Registration before the SEP or copy of the newspaper or official journal stating that according to the specific case, or when it applies, copy of the registration before the CONACYT.
2. A letter including letterhead of the educational institution requesting the domain name, which will be the only one authorized to use it.
3. Copy of an official identification of the legal representative that signs the letter.

The Domain Name requested must be related, under NIC MEXICO’s judgement, with the name of the organization (name registered before the corresponding official institution of education).

NOTE: The Registrant of the Domain Name will be the only one authorized to make modifications to it.

• Federal Government, State and Municipal, Secretaries and Dependencies, Government Programs, Centralized Organisms, decentralized, deconcentrated, autonomous and parastatal Organisms of the Public Administration of the Mexican Government
• State Enterprises and parastatals of the Mexican Government
• Embassies of Mexico
• Public Trusts

NOTE: Any other organization not included in this column may not be registered under this category.

1. A letter including letterhead of the Mexican Government in which it requests the Domain Name, signed by the legal representative.
2. Copy of the appointment of the person that signs the letter, in which it requests the Domain Name.
3. Copy of an official identification of the legal representative that signs the letter.

NOTE: The Registrant of the Domain Name will be the only one authorized to make modifications to it.