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Old 12-03-2001
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Copyright question

I have a question about copyrighting a song that I have wrote.

How do I go about doing that? What are the steps and requirements?

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it is my VERY loose understanding that an original work is already copywrite. You can register your copywrite at the Library of Congress to prove documentation should a problem arise.

Also, do a search on the forum because this has been covered in more legal and helpfull terms than I've offered.
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If you wrote it, it's automatically copywrited, and you own the copywrite. It remains in effect 50 years after your death.

Proving you wrote it is a different story. You can register your copywrite w/ the Library of Congress.

For a song or musical composition, use form PA. For a sound recording, use form SR. I think there's, like, a $20 fee.

The forms are available at the Library of Congress website at http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/forms/

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