The term copyright – also known as “author’s right” – is used to define a set of intellectual property rights that creators have over their work. The subject of copyright can vary, from books, to songs, to even photographs or computer programs. By simply creating the work, most countries “grant” copyright automatically to the author (or authors) from the day it was created. However, should a conflict ever come up regarding that specific artwork, proving the specific day of creation can become burdensome. This date is also important even in non-conflictual scenarios, like financial transactions, sales or transfers. To obtain secured and official evidence, you need to file for a voluntary registration through various systems offered in multiple jurisdictions, known as Copyright registration.
Copyright protection is applicable to a very wide range of creations, such as:
Braendum, through its specialized team, is ready to help you file and handle copyright registrations in the United States, through the US Copyright Office, at prices starting at the all-inclusive rate of EUR 600 / application.
US Copyright Registrations are valid in all 179 member states under the Berne Convention. We offer similar service in front of the French Intellectual Property Office (INPI) through the Envelope Soleau online applications at prices starting at the all-inclusive rate of EUR 400 / application.
If you are ready to add an extra layer of protection to your work, or have any other questions, feel free to contact us at contact@braendum.com or by clicking the button below.
