For most domain TLDs you can indeed also register for privacy protection -- for an additional fee. But some registries do not allow "ID Protect"--e.g. .us, .ca, .uk, .de, .eu, and some other country-code TLDs. If privacy protection is available for the TLD you order, you will see this option being listed during the registration process. In same cases we can also add it after the registration. Please contact us through our support form if you want it to be added to an already registered domain name.
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