Copyright ownership CERTIFICATES

Protect My Work is a user-friendly and affordable solution to protect against copyright theft of creative work, whether you want copyright protection for original songs, music, lyrics, videos, audiobooks, artwork, designs, photos, logos, books, poems, training course material, videos or even a whole website.

International copyright law will protect your work for up to 70 years after the your death, so it's a valuable law to protect original work, but only if you can prove you are the true author. This is what our service has provided to our subscribers since 2002.

Portals like Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, Instagram, Amazon, Audible, KDP, iTunes, ACX, Etsy & eBay will often ask for copyright proof for self-publishers & sellers. Our system offers an affordable & easy solution to help provide this.

You can register your work at any time but it is most effective before releasing your work into the public domain.

As a subscriber, you can use any of our copyright warning logos to deter thieves from stealing your work.

Worldwide copyright protection

We have subscribers from all over the world. Copyright protection is international, across 179 countries, including  the following:



Source: World Intellectual Property Organisation, 2019
Berne Convention Treaty Signatories.


We have many thousands of subscribers in the USA, UK, Canada, Republic of Ireland, Mexico, Australia , New Zealand, United Arab Emirates, Switzerland, Iceland, and all 27 EU countries (including Italy, Germany, Malta, Spain, Portugal, Romania, France, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, France, Greece , Cyprus, The Netherlands), as our service provides automatic legal copyright proof in those countries, because have all signed the international copyright treaty called The Berne Convention International Copyright Treaty.

As well as protecting original work in your own country, our copyright certification service will be valid copyright proof in any of these other countries.


WHAT CAN BE PROTECTED BY INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW?