Application for copyright registration is the legal procedure through which authors, creators, or publishers secure exclusive rights over their original literary, artistic, musical, dramatic, or cinematographic works. Registration establishes ownership and provides legal evidence in case of infringement disputes. The process involves preparing an application with details such as the title of the work, author’s name, nature of the work, date of creation, and publication details (if applicable). The application is submitted to the Copyright Office under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, either online or physically, along with the prescribed fees. Once submitted, the office issues a diary number, examines the application for correctness, and may request clarifications if needed. Upon successful examination, a certificate of registration is issued, granting the creator statutory rights over the work. Timely registration is essential for protecting intellectual property and strengthening legal claims against unauthorized use. Professional guidance is recommended for accurately preparing the application, ensuring all supporting documents are in place, and navigating the examination process efficiently. Copyright registration promotes creativity, legal protection, and recognition of the creator’s work.