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Protect Your Creative Work
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Copyright protects your creative work automatically. Registration gives you proof and legal backing. Whether you write books, create music, or develop software, we help you register it.
Your copyright work stays protected for 60 years after your death. This means your family gets income from your work for generations. No middleman, no hassle - just legal protection.
Get government approval in 30 to 60 working days. Our team handles all paperwork. You get a certificate that proves you own the work.
Without registration, proving ownership in court is very difficult and expensive. If someone copies your book, song, or software and you don't have a copyright certificate, the legal battle becomes your word against theirs. Registration gives you solid proof that holds up in court. Penalties for copyright infringement in India include jail time of up to 3 years and fines up to ₹2 lakh.
Once registered, your copyright doesn't need renewal. It lasts your entire lifetime plus 60 years. But you should keep records of your original work, drafts, and creation dates. If your work is published, keep copies of the published version. This helps if someone ever challenges your ownership.
Many content creators, photographers, and software developers across India are creating original work every day. If you're selling designs on marketplaces, publishing books online, or building software products, copyright registration is your safety net. It costs very little compared to the value of your work.
₹1,999
Government fee starts from ₹500
Fill the form or WhatsApp us
₹1,999
Government fee starts from ₹500
Fill the form or WhatsApp us
Proof of Ownership
Show how you created the work - drafts, original files, or evidence
Identity Proof
Aadhaar, PAN, or Passport of the copyright owner
Address Proof
Utility bill, rental agreement, or bank statement
Work Sample
Submit first 10 pages for books, full music file for songs, or software code
Filled Application Form
We provide this - you just sign it
You give us proof of your work and identity. We check everything is correct.
1-2 daysWe fill the government form and submit it to the copyright office.
2-3 daysGovernment checks for 30 days. Anyone can object - but usually nobody does.
30 daysGovernment approves and issues your copyright certificate.
5-10 daysAll fees are one-time only. Your copyright lasts 60 years after death.
30-60 working days
From submission to certificate in hand. 30 days for government approval plus 5-10 days for certificate issue.
Our lawyers have 10+ years in copyright law. We know what government wants.
We track your application daily. Quick approvals without delays.
We prepare everything. You just provide the work sample.
Questions after approval? We help you use and protect your copyright.
I built custom software for my startup. Copyright registration with Quorum was smooth. They explained everything clearly. Now my code is legally protected.
Priya Sharma
Software Developer, Noida
Books, articles, songs, music, software code, films, photographs, paintings, sculptures, and any creative work you make.
60 years after the author dies. So your family gets income from it for a long time. For company-owned works, it lasts 60 years from the year of publication.
Copyright protects creative works like books and music. Trademark protects brand names and logos. They are two different types of protection. A food brand might trademark its name and copyright its recipe book.
Yes. Indian copyright is recognized in 170+ countries through international agreements like the Berne Convention. You don't need separate registration in each country.
You can sue them and get damages. Registration proves you own it, making cases easier to win. Penalties for infringement include up to 3 years jail and ₹2 lakh fine.
No. Copyright is automatic when you create the work. But registration gives legal proof that makes court cases much simpler. Without it, proving ownership is expensive and time-consuming.
Yes. You can sell, transfer, or license your copyright to anyone you want. The transfer must be in writing and signed by both parties.
Our fee is ₹1,999 plus ₹500 government fee and ₹200 for documentation. Total comes to ₹2,699. This is a one-time cost with no renewal fees ever.
No. Copyright does not need renewal. Once registered, it lasts your entire lifetime plus 60 years automatically. There are no renewal fees or deadlines to worry about.
You still technically have copyright, but proving it in court becomes very hard. If someone copies your work and you go to court without a certificate, the judge will ask for proof of creation date and ownership. Registration makes this simple.
Yes. Website content, blog articles, and online publications are all eligible for copyright. This is useful if competitors are copying your product descriptions or marketing content.
The government waits 30 days for any objections first. If nobody objects (which is the usual case), the certificate is issued within 5 to 10 more days. Total time is 30 to 60 working days.
Both can register. If you created the work as an employee, the company usually holds the copyright. If you are a freelancer, you hold it unless your contract says otherwise.
Definitely. Photographers lose income when their photos are used without permission online. A copyright certificate lets you send takedown notices and demand payment from anyone using your photos without permission.
Yes. The source code of software and mobile apps can be copyrighted. This protects your code from being copied. Many IT companies across India register copyright for their software products.
Copyright protects creative expression like writing, music, and code. Patent protects inventions and new processes. If you invented a new machine, you need a patent. If you wrote a book about machines, you need copyright.
Yes. If two or more people created a work together, they can register as joint authors. Both names appear on the certificate and both share the rights equally unless they agree otherwise.
Original drafts, files with creation dates, published copies, or any evidence showing you made the work first. For software, version control history works well. For music, recording session files or studio receipts help.
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