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# Expired Registration Recovery Policy (ERRP)

The Expired Registration Recovery Policy is an ICANN rule that protects owners of expiring gTLD domains. It sets renewal reminders, fee disclosure and a 30-day redemption period after deletion.

## Why it matters

Under the ERRP, registrars must send at least two renewal notices before expiry and one more after deletion. Registries must offer a 30-day Redemption Grace Period, when the owner can restore the name for a fee. Sellers should know this because an expired listing can come back. Buyers should know that a name in redemption is not for sale. Do not assume a name is free just because it has expired.

Source: [icann.org](https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/registrant-about-errp-2018-12-07-en)

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