Copyright Registration Service
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Protect your original work from theft, copying, or misuse.
Copyright Registration is a legal process that grants exclusive rights to the creator of any original content be it literary, artistic, musical, software, cinematic, or design-based.
In India, copyright protection exists automatically upon creation, but registration gives legal evidence and proof of ownership essential for commercial use, licensing, and infringement claims.
Whether you re a content creator, developer, artist, or entrepreneur copyright is your shield against copycats.
What Can Be Copyrighted in India?
Books, blogs, articles, scripts, poems (Literary works)
Logos, graphic designs, web layouts (Artistic works)
Software code, apps, UI/UX (Computer programs)
Music, sound recordings, jingles
Videos, films, animations, reels
Speeches, lectures, training content
Advertising creatives, product packaging, brochures
Benefits of Copyright Registration
Legal ownership proof over original work
Right to license, sell, or monetize the content
Ability to sue for damages in case of copyright infringement
Prevents others from claiming authorship or reuse
Boosts brand/IP valuation during fundraising or acquisition
Required for legal takedowns on YouTube, websites, or marketplaces
Eligible for international copyright protection under Berne Convention
Documents Required for Copyright Registration
Details of the Applicant (name, address, nationality)
Nature of Work (literary, artistic, software, etc.)
Title of Work and description
Date of creation first publication/use
Soft copy of the work (PDF, MP3, MP4, ZIP, etc.)
Author's declaration signature
No Objection Certificate (NOC) from co-authors, employers, or third parties (if applicable)
Power of Attorney (if filed through CertiFix)
Steps for Copyright Registration
Classification of Work
Identify and categorize your content correctly (e.g., literary, software, music).
Application Filing (Form XIV)
File the copyright application online with the Copyright Office and pay the fee.
Diary Number Allotment
Once filed, a Diary Number is issued your reference ID.
Waiting Period (30 days)
Public objections can be raised during this period. If none, it proceeds automatically.
Scrutiny by Examiner
The Copyright Office examines your work for originality and compliance.
Approval Certificate
If approved, you ll receive the Certificate of Registration and entry in the Copyright Register.