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Copyright protects the expression of thoughts and ideas in the literary, scientific and artistic domain, in any mode or form of expression. Copyright provides protection to the authors of “original works of authorship” including literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, and certain other intellectual works, both published and unpublished. Copyright protection provides benefits in the form of economic rights, such as by making copies, issuing copies to the public, performing in public, broadcasting, and use of it online and to obtain monetary benefits therefrom.

IPQuad’s handles filing, and prosecution of Copyright applications & litigation in Copyright.

Process for copyright registration:

Copyright registration applications can be submitted on Form IV together with the required payments. It can be copyrighted whether it is a published or unpublished work. Three copies of published material must be supplied with the application for published work.

For unpublished work, a copy of the manuscript must be supplied with the application for affixing the copyright office’s stamp, which serves as proof that the work has been registered.

The following is a step-by-step guide to obtaining copyright registration in India:

The application for copyright registration has to be filed in the concerned forms that mention the particular's work. Depending on the type of the work, a separate copyright application may have to be filed.

The applicant needs to sign the forms, and the Advocate must submit the application under the name the POA has been executed. Meanwhile, our experts will prepare the copyright registration application and submit the necessary forms with the Registrar of copyrights.

The Diary number will be issued once the application is submitted online.

Within the waiting period of 30 days, the copyright examiner reviews the application for potential objection or any other discrepancies.

If there is an objection, a notice will be issued, and the same has to be compiled within 30 days from the date of issuance of the notice. The examiner may call both parties for a hearing.

After the discrepancy has been removed or no objection, the copyright is registered, and the Copyright Office will issue the registration certificate.

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