1. Name, Address & Nationality of the Candidate – ID proof
2. NOC from the publisher if work published and publisher is different from the applicant.
3. Search Certificate from Trade Mark Office (TM -60) if any
4. NOC from a person whose photograph appears on the work.
5. Power of Attorney
6. 2 Copies of work
7. KYC of author
8. DD/IPO of Rs. per work (as applicable)
9. NOC from the author if the candidate is different from the author

The copyright registration process in India involves several steps, with the Copyright Office overseeing the formalisation of ownership for works under Indian copyright law:

1. Application Submission: Complete Form IV and include both the Statement of Particulars and Statement of Further Particulars detailing the work.
2. Fee Payment: Pay the required fee based on the category of work (literary, artistic, software, etc.).
3. Issuance of Dairy Number: After submission, the application receives a Dairy Number, which serves as an official acknowledgment.
4. Handling Objections: If any objections arise, applicants are notified and given the chance to resolve them.
5. Certificate Issuance: Once approved, a copyright certificate is issued, officially confirming ownership and providing reproduction and adaptation rights.