Copyright Registration in Patna | Anisha Associates
Protect your original creative works with expert copyright registration services that deliver formal legal protection, ownership proof, and enforcement rights. From literary works and music to software and artistic creations, our end-to-end copyright registration process ensures your intellectual property is registered with the Copyright Office efficiently and accurately.
Why Choose Our Copyright Registration Service
- Complete Process Management: We handle every step—from preparing Form XIV to responding to objections and securing your registration certificate.
- Fast and Accurate Filing: Our streamlined approach minimizes errors and delays, ensuring your application moves smoothly through examination and approval.
- Transparent Fees: Clear breakdown of government fees and professional fees for copyright registration with no hidden costs.
- Legal Expertise: Experienced guidance on work classification, authorship details, and documentation requirements to strengthen your application.
- Nationwide Service: Register copyrights from anywhere in India with secure digital workflows and regular status updates.
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Documents Required Copyright Registration in India
- For all works: Copy of the work (published: 3 copies; unpublished: 2 manuscript copies).
- Applicant details: Name, address, nationality, and contact information.
- Authorship details: Name and nationality of the author(s).
- Published works: Year and place of first publication.
- NOC from publisher: If the publisher is not the applicant.
- Power of Attorney: If filing through a legal representative.
- Software works: Source code and object code.
Our Procedure for Registration of Copyright
- Consultation and Work Review: We discuss your work, confirm authorship, determine the correct category, and assess whether the work is published or unpublished.
- Document Preparation: We collect necessary details and documents, including copies of the work, NOCs from publishers (if applicable), and authorization letters.
- Form XIV Filing: We accurately complete and submit Form XIV online, along with the required fee, and obtain a diary number for your application.
- 30-Day Waiting Period: The Copyright Office publishes your application details. During this mandatory 30-day period, any third party can raise objections if they believe there is a conflict or prior claim.
- Examination and Scrutiny: If no objections are received, or if objections are resolved in your favor, the Registrar examines the application for accuracy and completeness.
- Hearing (if required): If objections are raised, we represent you during hearings and provide supporting evidence to defend your application.
- Certificate Issuance: Once approved, the Copyright Office issues the official registration certificate, which serves as prima facie evidence of ownership.
What Our Clients Say About Our ISO Audit Services
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Excellent service for software copyright. They handled all the technical documentation and objections professionally.
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I was worried about the complexity, but they guided me through every step and secured my music copyright smoothly.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Literary works (books, articles), dramatic works (plays, scripts), musical works, artistic works (paintings, sculptures), cinematograph films, sound recordings, and software.
Typically 2 to 3 months from the date of filing, provided there are no objections or discrepancies.
No, copyright protection is automatic upon creation of the work. However, registration provides legal evidence of ownership and is critical for enforcement and litigation.
Copyright is valid for the lifetime of the author plus 60 years. For cinematograph films, sound recordings, and anonymous works, it is 60 years from the date of publication.
Yes, both published and unpublished works can be registered. You must clearly indicate the status in your application.
– Anjali Sharma
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