How to handle the copyright registration of works? What documents are required for copyright registr

People are becoming more and more aware of the copyright of individual works, and more and more rights holders are entering the copyright registration hall to register the copyright of their works. So how to handle the copyright registration of works? What documents are required for copyright registration?

How to handle the copyright registration of works? What documents are required for copyright registration? How to handle the copyright registration of works?

According to the relevant provisions of the Trial Measures for Voluntary Registration of Works, the procedures for voluntary registration of copyright of works are as follows: (1) the applicant submits materials; (2) The registration authority shall review the completeness of the materials within 3 working days; (3) The applicant shall pay the registration application fee; (4) The registration authority shall issue a notice of acceptance after receiving the fee; (5) Within 30 days after acceptance, the registration authority shall conduct a formal review of the correctness of the application materials; (6) The registration authority shall serve a notice of issuance of a registration certificate or a notice of non-registration to the applicant; (7) 50% of the application fee for the applicant to receive the registration certificate or refund; What documents are required for copyright registration? According to the relevant provisions of the Trial Measures for Voluntary Registration of Works, the following materials and documents shall be provided for the registration of copyright:

1) Application for registration of works; (2) The work registration form; (3) A letter of guarantee of rights; (4) Proof of identity (a copy of the ID card of the author or other copyright holder, the ID card of the heir, a copy of the ID card of the trustee or ** person, a copy of the industrial and commercial registration certificate or other relevant registration certificates of a legal person or other organization); (5) Proof of ownership of the right of the work (copy of the cover and copyright page of the work, copy of part of the manuscript and **, sample, etc.). The owner of the exclusive right shall produce a contract evidencing his or her exclusive rights. Collaborative works should present a work cooperation agreement or relevant certificates; (6) Description of the work or brief introduction of the work; (7) The person who registers the work shall present a power of attorney; (8) A letter of guarantee for the creation of non-service works or a certificate of creation of non-service works.

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From the date of the work's creation, the author automatically enjoys the copyright. Some people don't understand why copyright registration is necessary since they all automatically have copyrights. Copyright registration is voluntary, and most of the reasons why copyright owners want to register copyright are because it can be used as a valid proof of rights in the event of a copyright dispute.

3. The Copyright Center receives the documents and conducts a preliminary review.

4. Pay the fee after passing the review, and if it is not passed, it needs to be corrected or revoked.

5. The Copyright Center accepts the application and issues a notice of acceptance.

6. The Copyright Center will review the application documents to decide whether they need to be supplemented and corrected.

7. Review and register through the copyright center and register the certificate and announce it.

What documents are required for copyright registration?

Copyright:

1) Applicant's main qualification certificate [company: business license (with official seal); Individual: ID card];

2) Sample drawings of works and instructions for the creation of works;

3) Application form for copyright registration of works;

4) Copyright description of the work of the legal person (provided when the author is a legal person or an unincorporated organization);

5) Power of attorney, application with drawings, and a copy of the company's business license.

Software Copyright:

1) Applicant's main qualification certificate [company: business license (with official seal); Individual: ID card];

2) Application form for registration of computer software copyright;

3) Source** (provide 30 consecutive pages before and after the source** and 50 lines per page (3000 lines in total), if all the sources** are less than 3000 lines, all sources** should be submitted**);

4) Design specification or operation instruction document (generally more than 10 pages);

5) **A copy of the company's business license.

The registration agency will complete the registration within 30 working days after accepting the registration application. If it is necessary to supplement and correct the materials, the applicant shall complete the correction within two months after receiving the notice of supplementation and correction, and the registration agency shall complete the completion within 30 working days after receiving the materials that meet the requirements.

1. The scope of voluntary registration and acceptance of works.

Literary, artistic, natural, social, engineering and technical works created in the following forms, regardless of whether the work is published or not, may apply for registration:

literary works; oral works; **, drama, opera, dance works; fine arts, photography; engineering design, product design drawings and their descriptions; Graphic works such as maps and schematic diagrams; Other key products stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.

2. Works that will not be accepted for registration.

1) Works that are not protected by the Copyright Law;

2) Works that have exceeded the term of copyright protection;

3) Works that are prohibited from being published or disseminated in accordance with law.

3. Under the following circumstances, the registration authority will revoke the registration of the work.

1) After registration, it is found that it is a work that is not accepted for registration;

2) Works found to be inconsistent with the facts after registration;

3) The applicant applies for revocation of the registration of the original work;

4) After registration, it is found that there is a duplicate registration.

4. Procedures and procedures for the registration of works.

1) Materials to be submitted for the registration of works:

1. Application for registration of works (standard format provided by the work registration authority);

2. Identification documents of the author or other copyright holders:

Proof of author's identity (photocopy, signed by the author); Industrial and commercial registration certificate or other relevant supporting documents of legal person or unincorporated unit (photocopy); Heir's identification document Kaiqing Oak (copy); The commission contract of the commissioned work (copy); The cooperation agreement or contract of the co-authors and the identification certificate of each co-author (photocopy).

3. Proof of copyright ownership of the work: a copy of the cover and copyright page of the work; Photocopies or samples of part or all of the manuscripts of the written work; Table of contents of the chapters of the work; Copies or works of art, photography, etc.**; film and television works, audio-visual product envelopes or **, sample tapes (films); Exclusive rights license agreement (copy).

4. Description of the work.

2) Creation process and creativity of works;

3) The completion time of the work, and whether it is completed independently;

4) Indicate whether the work has been published and in what way. If not, when and how it is going to be published.

5. Letter of trustee and identification documents (copy) of ** person.

2) Fill in the "Work Registration Form" and "Rights Guarantee", and pay the work registration fee.

3) After receiving the application materials for the registration of the work, the work registration authority shall conduct verification in accordance with the regulations, and the verification period shall be one month, and the verification period shall be calculated from the date on which the work registration authority receives all the application materials submitted by the applicant.

4) The works that meet the conditions for voluntary registration of works shall be issued a work registration certificate by the Provincial Copyright Bureau, and shall be announced through the relevant copyright information publications and the Provincial Copyright Bureau and the Provincial Copyright Protection Association.

Authors or other copyright owners applying for registration of works should present proof of identity and provide proof of ownership of the rights of the work (such as: copies of the cover and copyright pages, copies of some manuscripts, **, samples, etc.), fill in the work registration form, and pay the registration fee.

1) To apply for copyright registration of service works, in addition to submitting proof of identity as required in items (2) and (3) below, the following materials shall also be prepared:

1. Application for voluntary registration of works;

2. Guarantee of rights;

3. Work registration form;

4. Certificate of ownership of the original copyright of the work;

5. Copyright Ownership Agreement for Commissioned and Cooperative Works or Confirmation of Copyright Ownership of Service Works;

6. The works include flat reproductions of digital three-dimensional display (including sample books, samples, original manuscripts, manuscript drafts, sketches, negatives, etc.).

7. Description of the work: briefly describe the content of the work (including the type of work, the theme of the work, the central content and the characteristics of the work, etc.) and the creative process (including the introduction of the copyright owner, the creative intention, the specific creation situation, the completion time, the ownership of rights, whether it is published, the published publication time and publication form, the form in which the unpublished work is to be published, the purpose of applying for registration, etc.).

8. Copyright registration certificate before changing and establishing pledge;

9. Applicant's agreement, notarial deed or other legal documents on copyright, inheritance, change or establishment of pledge;

2) When a natural person (including an individual industrial and commercial household) or its legal ** person is the applicant, the identity certificate shall be submitted:

1. Applicant's ID card or household registration certificate;

2. The ID card or household registration certificate of the legal person of the applicant, or other legal documents that can prove the relationship between the legal person and the applicant;

3. Power of attorney from the applicant or the statutory person to the client, and the certificate of the person's duty as a lawyer;

4. Proof of identity of the counterpart in cooperative works, commissioned works, and service works;

5. The identity certificate of the contract counterparty when applying for service change registration or pledge registration;

3) When a legal person or other unit or organization is the applicant, the identity certificate that shall be submitted:

1. Business license, legal person certificate or approval certificate, practice certificate, etc.;

2. Power of attorney from the applicant or the statutory person to the client, and the certificate of the duty of the person acting as a lawyer;

3. Proof of identity of the counterpart in cooperative works, commissioned works, and service works;

4. The identity certificate of the contract counterparty when applying for service change registration or pledge registration.

1. Do works have to be registered?

According to the provisions of the Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China, copyright is automatically generated from the date of completion of the creation of the work, without any approval or registration procedures. In addition, regardless of whether the work is published or not, as long as the work has been created, it can obtain copyright protection.

1. What materials should be prepared for applying for copyright registration?

1) To apply for copyright registration of works, in addition to submitting identity certificates as required in items (2) and (3) below, the following materials shall also be prepared:

1. Application for voluntary registration of works; (Appendix 1, Individual Application for Voluntary Registration of Works and Annex 2, Application for Legal Person or Other Organization for Voluntary Registration of Works).

3. Work registration form; (Annex IV).

6. The works include flat reproductions of digital three-dimensional display (including sample books, samples, original manuscripts, manuscript drafts, sketches, negatives, etc.).

7. Description of the work: briefly describe the content of the work (including the type of work, the theme of the work, the central content and the characteristics of the work, etc.) and the creative process (including the introduction of the copyright owner, the creative intention, the specific creation situation, the completion time, the ownership of rights, whether it is published, the published publication time and publication form, the form in which the unpublished work is to be published, the purpose of applying for registration, etc.).

8. Copyright registration certificate before changing and establishing pledge;

9. Applicant's agreement, notarial deed or other legal documents on copyright, inheritance, change or establishment of pledge;

Note: a. Applicants for the registration of the ownership of original works need to prepare materials;

b. The applicant for the registration of the change of ownership or pledge of the original work needs to prepare materials, or .

2. When a natural person (including an individual industrial and commercial household) or its legal ** person is the applicant, the identity certificate shall be submitted:

1. ID card or household registration certificate of the applicant for the slide tour;

2. The ID card or household registration certificate of the legal person of the applicant, or other legal documents that can prove the relationship between the legal person and the applicant;

3. Power of attorney from the applicant or the statutory person to the client, and the certificate of the person's duty as a lawyer;

4. Proof of identity of the counterpart in cooperative works, commissioned works, and service works;

5. The identity certificate of the contract counterparty when applying for change registration or pledge registration;

3) When a legal person or other unit or organization is the applicant, the identity certificate that shall be submitted:

1. Business license, legal person certificate or approval certificate, practice certificate, etc.;

2. Power of attorney from the applicant or the statutory person to the client, and the certificate of the duty of the person acting as a lawyer;

3. Proof of identity of the counterpart in cooperative works, commissioned works, and service works;

4. The identity certificate of the contract counterparty when applying for change registration or pledge registration.

2. How to handle the copyright registration of works.

The process of voluntary registration of copyright of works is as follows:

1) Materials submitted by the applicant;

(2) The registration authority shall review the completeness of the materials within 3 working days; Pewang.

(3) The applicant shall pay the registration application fee;

(4) The registration authority shall issue a notice of acceptance after receiving the fee;

(5) Within 30 days after acceptance, the registration authority shall conduct a formal review of the correctness of the application materials;

(6) The registration authority shall serve a notice of issuance of a registration certificate or a notice of non-registration to the applicant;

(7) 50% of the application fee for the applicant to receive the registration certificate or refund;