First and Second Editions of the Compendium
First and Second Editions of the Compendium The first edition of the Compendium (commonly referred to as “Compendium I”) governed the Office’s general
First and Second Editions of the Compendium The first edition of the Compendium (commonly referred to as “Compendium I”) governed the Office’s general
Compendium Chapters The Compendium’s chapter scheme addresses the following key areas: • Background on U.S. Copyright Office and general copyright law (Chapter
Standard of Deference for the Compendium The Compendium does not override any existing statute or regulation. The policies and practices set forth in
What the Compendium Covers The Compendium documents and explains the many technical requirements, regulations, and legal interpretations of the U.S. Copyright Office with
Citing to the Compendium The full title of this manual is the “Compendium of U.S. Copyright Office Practices, Third Edition.” The full title may be
• The requesting party is not authorized to inspect or obtain copies of the requested record. • The requested record is not subject to viewing,
2412 Services Provided to Other U.S. Government Agencies The United States government and any of its agencies, employees, or officers are expected to pay all
2411.3 Fees for Expedited Service The requesting party must pay an additional fee for expedited service, which will be added to the fee
2411.2 How to Request Expedited Service A request for expedited service should be submitted in writing and should contain the following information: • A description
2411.1 Who May Request Expedited Service? Any member of the public may request expedited service.
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