Deposit
Unpublished sound recordings: Send one phonorecord that best represents
the copyrightable content of the work in which
U.S. rights are restored and
for which registration is being made.
Published works: Send one copy that best represents the copyrightable con-
tent of each work in which
U.S. rights are restored and for which registration
is being made, in the following order of preference:
1 Theworkasrstpublished;
2 Areprintorrereleaseoftheworkasrstpublished;
3 Aphotocopyoridenticalreproductionoftheworkasrstpublished;
4 Arevisedversioncontainingasubstantialamountofthecopyrightable
contentoftherestoredworkasrstpublished,together with a written
statement of the percentage of the restored work appearing in the revised
version.
Exceptions: Previously registered works: no deposit is needed for works
registeredpreviouslyinthe
U.S.CopyrightOfce.Three-dimensional works
of the visual arts: deposit one or more photographs, preferably in color.
Machine-readable works: (a) deposit one machine-readable copy of the work
plusadescriptivestatement(seenotebelow),or(b)depositrepresentational
excerptsofthework,suchasprintouts,or,iftheworkisanaudiovisualwork,
a videotape.
Note: A descriptive statement of a machine-readable work is a separate written
statementspecifyingthetitleandthenatureofthework(computerprogram,
database,orvideogame,forexample)andincludingabriefdescriptionofthe
purposeorsubjectmatterofthework.
Fee
CopyrightOfcefeesaresubjecttochange.Forcurrentfees,checktheCopy-
rightOfcewebsiteatwww.copyright.gov,writetheCopyrightOfce,orcall
(202) 707-3000 or 1-877-476-0778 (toll free).
Feescanbepaidbycheck,moneyorder,orbankdraftpayabletotheReg-
ister of Copyrights. All non-
U.S.checks,moneyorders,andbankdraftsmust
beredeemablewithoutaserviceorexchangefeethrougha
U.S.institution,
payable in
U.S. dollars, and imprinted with American Banking Association
routingnumbers.Postalmoneyordersandinternationalmoneyordersthat
arenegotiableonlyatapostofcearenotacceptable.
TheCopyrightOfcealsoacceptsAmericanExpress,Visa,andMasterCard
forlingsunderthe
URAA. Debit cards are not accepted.
Tochargealingfeeonacreditcard,includeinaseparateletterthetype
ofcard,thenameoftheindividualorrmasitappearsonthecard,theac-
countnumber,theexpirationdate,thetotalamountdue,andthesignatureof
thecardholderauthorizingtheOfcetochargethefeetotheaccount.Donot
give credit card information anywhere on the application form itself.
Feescanalsobepaidbydepositaccount,wherebyapplicantsdepositmoney
inadvanceforuseinpayingcopyrightfees.Fordetails,seeCircular5,How
to Open and Maintain a Deposit Account in the Copyright Ofce.
For Further Information
Library of Congress
U.S. Copyright Ofce
Publications Section
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SE #6304
Washington,
DC 20559-6304
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FormGATT is for registration of a copyright claim in a work in which U.S.
copyrightwasrestoredunderthe1994UruguayRoundAgreementsAct
(
URAA).Youcanusethisformtoregisterasinglework.
Restoration of Copyright
TobeeligibleforcopyrightrestorationundertheURAA,aworkmustmeet
allthefollowingrequirements:
1 Theworkisnotinthepublicdomaininitssourcecountrythrough
expiration of the term of protection.
2 TheworkisinthepublicdomainintheUnitedStatesbecauseof
a noncompliance with
U.S.copyrightformalities;
b lackofsubjectmatterprotectioninthecaseofsoundrecordings
xedbeforeFebruary15,1972;or
c lack of national eligibility.
3 Theworkhasatleastoneauthor(orrightholderinthecaseofsound
recordings) who was, at the time the work was created, a national or
domiciliaryofaneligiblecountry.
4 Ifpublished,theworkwasrstpublishedinaneligiblecountryandwas
notpublishedintheUnitedStatesduringthe30-dayperiodfollowing
publicationintheeligiblecountry.
Note:Restorationof
U.S.copyrightforarchitecturalworksisavail-
ableonlytoarchitecturalworkspublishedorconstructedonorafter
December1,1990.
Denitions
Eligible country: A nation other than the United States that is a member of
theBerneConvention,amemberoftheWorldTradeOrganization,orsubject
to a presidential proclamation restoring the
U.S. copyright to works of that
nation on the basis of reciprocal treatment.
Source country:Foranunpublishedwork,thesourcecountryistheeligible
countryofwhichtheauthorisanationalordomiciliary.Ifarestoredworkhas
morethanoneauthor,thesourcecountryisthecountryofwhichthemajority
offoreignauthorsarenationalsordomiciliaries.Ifthemajorityofauthors
arenotforeign,thesourcecountryisthenationotherthantheUnitedStates
thathasthemostsignicantcontactswiththework.
Forapublishedwork,thesourcecountryistheeligiblecountryinwhichthe
workwasrstpublished.Iftherestoredworkwaspublishedsimultaneously
intwoormoreeligiblecountries,thesourcecountryistheeligiblecountry
thathasthemostsignicantcontactswiththework.
Owner of U.S. copyright: A claim in a restored work can be registered only
in the name of the owner(s) of the
U.S. copyright, that is, in the name of the
owner(s) of all
U.S. rights in that work. A licensee or other owner of only
certainexclusiverightsinaworkisnotpermittedtoregisteraclaimina
restored work in his or her name.
Registration Requirements
Completell-inFormGATTonyourpersonalcomputer,printitout,andsign
anddateit.Blankformscanalsobeprintedoutandcompletedbyhandor
requestedbypostalmail.Pleaseuseblackinkandwritelegibly.Mailyour
completedapplication,deposit,andlingfeeinonepackageto:
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SE
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