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Important .ca Information : : : Please note that CIRA, the organization that operates the .ca registry, requires everyone who registers a domain name in the .ca registry to meet the .ca Canadian Presence Requirements (CPR) (you can find these at: http://www.cira.ca/en/cat_Registration.html). If you do not meet any of the Canadian Presence Requirements please do not apply for a .ca domain name. If you do not meet the Canadian Presence Requirements when you apply for a registration, CIRA may reject your Registration Request. If you do not meet the Canadian Presence Requirements and after you are granted a .ca domain name registration, CIRA may cancel all your domain name registrations.”. 2 Registrant Types It appears that many registrants do not read the CIRA CPR “Registrant Type” descriptors before applying for a registration. We request that registrars use the following descriptors for Registrant Types (in the order provided) instead of the current ones: Corporation (Canada or Canadian province or territory) (CCO) ( which also includes Charities)Canadian citizen (CCT) Permanent Resident of Canada (RES) Government or government entity in Canada (GOV) Canadian Educational Institution (EDU) Canadian Unincorporated Association (ASS) Canadian Hospital (HOP) Partnership Registered in Canada (PRT) Trade-mark registered in Canada (by a non-Canadian owner) (TDM) Canadian Trade Union (TRD) Canadian Political Party (PLT) Canadian Library, Archive or Museum (LAM) Trust established in Canada (TRS) Aboriginal Peoples (individuals) indigenous to Canada (ABO) Aboriginal Peoples (groups) indigenous to Canada (ABO) Indian Band recognized by the Indian Act of Canada (INB) Legal Representative of a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident (LGR) Official mark registered in Canada Her Majesty the Queen |