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Compendium of U.S. Copyright Office Practices, Third Edition

Who owns the rights? Who may be named as claimant? Who may file the application?


A transferee owns all of the rights The author

and/or

The transferee who owns all of the rights

The author

or

The transferee who owns all of the rights

or

An authorized agent of one or more of the aforementioned parties

A transferee owns some – but not all – of the rights The author The author

or

An owner of one or more of the exclusive rights

or

An authorized agent of one or more of the aforementioned parties

An exclusive licensee owns all of the rights The author

and/or

The exclusive licensee who owns all of the rights

The author

or

The exclusive licensee who owns all of the rights

or

An authorized agent of one or more of the aforementioned parties

An exclusive licensee owns some – but not all – of the rights The author The author

or

An owner of one or more of the exclusive rights

or

An authorized agent of one or more of the aforementioned parties

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