You Created It. Let's Make Sure You Actually Own It
Your courses, books, original designs, and online content take immense effort to create. While you technically own a copyright the moment you create something, having a registered copyright is what actually gives your ownership teeth.
Without formal registration, you can’t sue anyone who steals or copies your work in court. Registration also unlocks statutory damages potentially up to $150,000 per infringed work plus attorneys’ fees. That financial leverage is often the exact reason many copycats back down immediately when they receive a formal notice.
How Our Copyright Process Works
Strategy Call: We evaluate your creative assets to determine what needs to be registered and how. Not everything requires its own separate filing, and a tailored strategy saves you thousands in government fees.
We Prepare Everything: You send us your work, and we manage the application, deposit copies, and official requirements so you never have to navigate government forms.
We File: Your application is submitted directly to the U.S. Copyright Office, locking in your protection back to the exact date of filing.
We See It Through: If the Copyright Office has questions or issues a pushback, we handle all responses until your registration certificate is in hand.
Understanding the Timeline & Protection
We typically file your application within one week of receiving your materials. The U.S. Copyright Office takes between 2 to 8 months on average to issue the official certificate, but your legal protection dates all the way back to the day we submit your application.
Ready to Secure Your Work?
Protecting your creative assets ensures that your hard work stays yours as your business grows. If you’re ready to map out what needs protection and lock in your copyrights, let's connect.
