Copyright Registration Process

Copyright Registration Process - The Copyright Registration Process involves submitting an application to a copyright office, such as the U.S. Copyright Office, along with a copy of the work to be registered and the required fee. Once the application is reviewed and approved, a Copyright Registration Document is issued, serving as public record and prima facie evidence of copyright ownership, which can be advantageous in legal disputes over infringement.

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Definition: The Copyright Registration Process involves submitting an application to a copyright office, such as the U.S. Copyright Office, along with a copy of the work to be registered and the required fee. Once the application is reviewed and approved, a Copyright Registration Document is issued, serving as public record and prima facie evidence of copyright ownership, which can be advantageous in legal disputes over infringement.
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