Copyright Registration

✔Legal Proof of Ownership: Registration provides a public record of your copyright, establishing a legally recognized claim to your work. This can be crucial in proving ownership in legal disputes.
✔Enhanced Legal Protection: In many jurisdictions, registering a copyright allows you to bring a lawsuit for infringement in federal court. Without registration, you might be limited in the type of legal actions you can pursue.
✔Statutory Damages and Attorney’s Fees: In case of infringement, having a registered copyright often allows you to seek statutory damages and attorney's fees in a lawsuit. Without registration, you might only be able to recover actual damages and profits, which can be harder to prove.
✔Licensing and Assignment: Registration can simplify and enhance the process of licensing or transferring the copyright, as it establishes a clear, legally recognized claim to the work.
✔International Protection: While copyright registration is not required for protection in many countries due to international treaties, having a registered copyright can make it easier to pursue infringement cases abroad.
✔Record for Future Transactions: The registration serves as an important record, especially in transactions like sales or acquisitions of businesses, where intellectual property is a significant asset.
✔Increases Commercial Value: Registered works often have higher perceived value in the market, which can be beneficial for sales, licensing deals, and overall brand reputation.
✔Peace of Mind: Knowing that your creative work is protected can provide peace of mind and allows you to publicly share your work with less fear of unauthorized use.