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Should a transfer or assignment of a trademark be recorded with the USPTO?

While recordation of a trademark assignment is not mandatory, it is strongly recommended because it puts potential users and acquirers of interests and rights in the trademark on notice of the identity of the new owner. This can prevent, and help resolve, disputes over the validity of the claims of subsequent purchasers and licensees. If […]

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Do copyright transfers and licenses have to be recorded in the Copyright Office?

No. Recordation of a copyright transfer or license can be advantageous, but it is not mandatory

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Is the information in a copyright application private?

Generally, no, the information in a copyright application is not private. Registering a copyright creates a public record of your claim. All of the information you provide in the application for registration will be available to the public. In some cases, it may be possible to request that certain kinds of personally identifiable information, such

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