With U. S. Copyright Registration, creators establish a legal record of copyright ownership which enables protection of original work against theft and piracy damages in most countries.
1. Complete a 5-10 minute questionnaire about your work.
2. Pay government filing fee and upload (or mail-in) your work.
3. Receive a Certificate of Registration directly from the U.S. Copyright Office.
CopyrightsNow is available 24/7 from your desktop and Mobile App for iPhone, iPad and Android.
On-line HELP is available with a tap of '?'
Once you create your original work, you own it. But, you must register within 3-months of publication or before any infringement to enforce your full copyrights and claim up to $150,000 in statutory damages plus attorney fees.
This one-time fee protects your work for the duration of your life + 70 years!
Copyright protection is easy to get for non-technical creative users
User your Desktop browser or download the Mobile App for iPhone, iPad or Android device
Compare with other services @ $120 or attorney fees of $250-$500 !
1 Copyright
FREE Cloud Storage
Lifetime Protection + 70 Years
*plus $65 Gov't Fee per Copyright
3 Copyrights
FREE Cloud Storage
Lifetime Protection + 70 Years
*plus $65 Gov't Fee per Copyright
6 Copyrights
FREE Cloud Storage
Lifetime Protection + 70 Years
*plus $65 Gov't Fee per Copyright
We make Copyrights Simple... Fast... and Easy!
Copyright is your exclusive legal right to use and distribute your work and to receive compensation - while excluding others from using your work without permission.
This protection is available for both published and unpublished works.
Yes. You can register as a 'Individual' under your name or as an 'Organization' under your company name.
You can also include a co-Author if you created the work with someone else.
Yes. You can register as an 'unpublished' work -- which protects your manuscipt and also your book, when published.
A copyright provides protection against illegal copying, theft or plagiarism of your work! While owning a copyright is automatic under U. S. copyright law, in order to enforce your rights you must register your copyrights with the U. S. Copyright Office!
about CopyrightsNow...
Ken M, Author
Robin Cutler, Director of IngramSpark
S Z, Author
