Everything happens behind the scenes. Since the .uk registry is not
realtime (i.e. .uk is synchronous as opposed to the async-dot-com
registry), we have to send a query to the NIC registry and wait (typically
5 minutes) for a response. The customer should get an order number right
away, and you will be able to track the status of the registration from
your end :)
Jo Shea - Danjo Creations wrote:
>
> I still need clarification
>
> When an order is submitted it enters a pending state, subject to registry
> approval. Typical registry processing time is under 5 minutes...
> ... it is important to communicate this delay to users...You can check the
> status...anytime thru the RWI. This delayed processing is very similar to
> ...transfer of .com.
>
> Maybe I should rephrase - at what point in the process will the customer
> experience the 5 minute delay. I can't warn them about it if I don't know
> when it happens. I had no idea there was a delay with .com transfers. I want
> to know if the customer is directly affected or if it happens behind the
> scenes? Do they have to sit by their computer for 5 minutes to see an
> onscreen message? 5 minutes before they get their confirmatory email?
>
> Jo Shea
> Danjo Creations
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