Protect
Own it on paper, then keep it
Copyright starts when you make something. Registration, trademarks and clearances are what let you prove it, enforce it and sell it without a surprise later.
We prepare and file the applications, search a name before you build a brand on it, and check what you borrowed before you release.
Registration for songs, scripts, books and films
Searches before you name anything
Written clearance for samples and footage
Four jobs under one name
Each is a fixed fee or a quoted one, never an open meter.
Copyright registration
An application for each work or collection, with the deposit copy ready.
Trademarks
Names, logos and show titles, searched first and then filed in the right class.
Clearances
Samples, archive footage, music in a film and fonts, cleared before release.
Takedowns and letters
Notices to a platform and demand letters when someone uses your work without asking.
How a filing goes
What happens after we file
The office examines every application, so we cannot promise a registration, only a careful filing.
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Step 1: Prepare
We gather the title, authors, dates and the deposit, and read them back to you.
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Step 2: File
We submit the application and send you the receipt and the office’s own fee.
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Step 3: Wait
The office reviews it on its own schedule. If it has questions, we tell you what they mean.
Sample filings
Outcome words for the matters creators bring, shown as samples.
Registered
Copyright for an album of original songs
Sample matter. Filed as one collection with a single fee.
2025
Cleared
Archive footage in a documentary
Sample matter. Written license obtained before the festival cut.
2024
Removed
A channel reposting a short film
Sample matter. A platform notice led to the upload coming down.
2025
Sample matters, written to show how results appear on this site. Every matter turns on its own facts and documents, and past results do not predict future ones.
Filing questions
Do I have to register to own my work?
No, ownership begins when you create it. Registration is what lets you sue and claim certain damages, and it gives you a public record.
Will my trademark definitely be approved?
We cannot promise it. The trademark office decides; a search first lowers the chance of a conflict.
Do you file lawsuits?
We send notices and letters. If a case needs a court we say so and help you find the right lawyer.
Register it, name it, clear it
Tell us what you made and where it will appear. We reply with the filings that make sense and what each costs.