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Author Topic: Copy of Registration from the Copyright Office ?  (Read 729 times)

Jp

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Copy of Registration from the Copyright Office ?
« on: 01-06-11 at 09:12 pm »
Hello,

I would like to know if I can get a copy of a Registered Copyright that I registered back in the 1990's, . .

I don't have the number but I do have the Description of the painting that was registered and I did send a Polaroid photo of it with the registration fee at that time.

What can I do to get a copy with registration # etc. ?
« Last Edit: 01-06-11 at 09:15 pm by Jp »
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Re: Copy of Registration from the Copyright Office ?
« Reply #1 on: 01-06-11 at 11:04 pm »
Basically, the answer is yes, you can.  You can look up the registration number through the Copyright Office catalog (if you know the title you gave your painting, or your name if it's not super common).  Then you can read this document for information on how to request it.
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Re: Copy of Registration from the Copyright Office ?
« Reply #2 on: 01-12-11 at 11:09 am »
Thanks Mac,
I went there and put in my name and received all copyrights including the one I'm looking for.
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