Copyright Registration
We prepare your application, handle your deposit materials, and file directly with the U.S. Copyright Office — so your work is registered correctly under your name.
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MIT-trained engineer Chemical engineering degree, now a patent attorney
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Complete registration filing We prepare your application, deposit materials, and file directly with the U.S. Copyright Office
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Direct attorney access You work with your attorney, not a rotating team
What's covered
Original creative and written work carries real value, whatever form it takes. Copyright registration applies to a wide range of it, including:
Not seeing what you're registering? Reach out — copyright covers a wide range of original work, and there's a good chance yours qualifies.
What's included
- Reviewing your work to confirm what's registrable
- Preparing your application and deposit materials
- Filing directly with the U.S. Copyright Office
- Handling any follow-up correspondence from the Copyright Office
- Delivering your registration certificate once it's issued
Common mistakes we catch
Copyright applications get rejected or weakened more often than people expect. Some of the most common issues:
Why timing matters
Registering your work promptly affects your options if someone infringes it later. Waiting can limit your ability to pursue statutory damages and attorney's fees — remedies that are often unavailable for infringement that happens before registration.
Reviewed by your attorney, not a filing service
We check claimant details, deposit materials, and ownership questions before anything is submitted — the kind of details a generic filing service often misses. Errors here can surface years later, when it's too late to fix them.
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