Pull Request Template for .ngo.us Domain Registration

Checklist for Domain Registration Application

1. Zone File Edit

• Alphabetical Order: Confirm your domain block is added in alphabetical order by your organization’s name.
• Two Comment Lines:
  • First line: Full organization name.
  • Second line: Organizational contact email (must be different from the .ngo.us domain applied for).
• Nameserver Entries:
  • At least two NS (Nameserver) records with a TTL value of 86400.
  • Correct format for the domain block (see README for examples).

Example:

; Happy Cat Foundation
; Submitted by networking team <happycat@example.org>
happycat 86400 IN NS ns1.example.com.
happycat 86400 IN NS ns2.example.com.

2. PR Description

a. Intended Use of Domain

We would like to use these domains for our newly opened NGO in which we teens collaborate to improve the lives of senior citizens though companionship, digital literacy and healthcare.

b. Organization Online Presence URLs for Verification

We have recently opened the NGO so we do not even have a proper domain for it and hence we are registering the domain so we can have a proper website!
Our Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/youthika_org

3. Agreement to Terms

By submitting this pull request, I agree to the following:

• My organization is a non-commercial entity that is not affiliated with any government body.
• My organization operates legally and in good faith according to the stated purpose.
• I have provided accurate and truthful information throughout this application.
• Other terms outlined in the Registry's Terms of Service.

I, S Dheeraj (Finance&IT Head), on behalf of Youthika Org, agree to the terms and conditions outlined above

4. Final Checklist Before Submitting

• Zone file edited correctly, following format and alphabetical order.
• At least two valid nameservers with correct TTL (86400).
• Domain block includes required comments with organization name and contact email.
• Intended use of the domain clearly explained.
• Agreement to terms signed.