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• n  a person who is formally entered (along with others) in a register (and who obtains certain rights thereby)

• The Commission itself had challenged the integrity of the registration statement and invited the registrant to show cause why its effectiveness should not be suspended.
• If a registrant objects to his classification, he can appeal to regional boards (one for every 600,000 population).
• Funniest registrant was a happy-go-lucky darky who was stumped by the requirement to name a person who would always know his address.

News & Articles

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• Here's an 88-year-old entered in 5K at Detroit's marathon
  Meet the 88-year-old woman who's the oldest registrant for an event in the 36th Detroit Free Press/Talmer Bank Marathon.
  June 11, 2013 - Detroit Free Press

Quotes

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• Richard Syron in Bloomberg
  Becoming an SEC registrant marks an important milestone for the company and demonstrates our commitment to enhanced transparency and financial reporting,Chief Executive Officer Richard Syron said in a statement.
• Chris Disspain in Sydney Morning Herald
  auDA CEO Chris Disspain said it was possible the domain names were legitimate but "our immediate reaction was that it was more likely to be an attempt by the registrant to cash-in on the news story."
• Ron Andruff in Travel Daily News International
  There are currently thousands and thousands of .travel registrants, said Ron Andruff. "With more travel industry organisations registering each day and the potential for each registrant to match our donation, we are confident that we will...