Copyright copyright application process

1. Submission of works applying for copyright registration: Submit the works that you want to apply for copyright registration to the National Copyright Administration. 2. Entering copyright registration: the author himself or his agent submits relevant application materials to the National Copyright Administration, and fills in the application form for copyright registration and the guarantee letter for copyright registration. If there is no objection after examination, the copyright bureau will register and issue a work registration certificate within one month. Three. Materials for applying for copyright registration: (1) Original and photocopy of the applicant's ID card and work permit for copyright registration. (2) An application for voluntary entry of a work into copyright registration. (3) Description of copyright registered works: mainly describing the contents and creation process of the works. (The explanation must be signed by the author) (4) Original and photocopy of the copyright registered work. (5) Guarantee for copyright registration. Four. Payment of copyright registration's fees: If approved, the Copyright Bureau will issue a payment notice, and then the applicant or agent shall pay the corresponding copyright registration fees according to the requirements of the notice.

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Trial measures for voluntary registration of works

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When applying for the registration of a work, the author or other copyright owner shall show his/her identity certificate and provide proof indicating the ownership of the work (such as copies of the cover and copyright page, copies of some manuscripts, photos and samples, etc.). ), fill in the work registration form and pay the registration fee. Other copyright owners who apply for the registration of their works shall also produce certificates indicating the identity of the copyright owner (for example, the heir shall produce the identity certificate of the heir; The client of commissioned works shall present the entrustment contract). The owner of the exclusive right shall produce the contract to prove that he enjoys the exclusive right.