Contact: Reach out to Brealant to discuss your work, its category, and what registration will do for you.
Search: Our team reviews existing records and confirms the correct registering body for your specific type of work.
File: Brealant compiles your work sample, declaration, and supporting documents and files the deposit.
Check existing copyright records in the Philippines before you publish or license. Brealant searches IPOPHL records and advises on ownership and risk.
Register your copyright in the Philippines with Brealant. We prepare the application, deposit copies and IPOPHL filing so your work is officially recorded.
Record your copyright in the Philippines with Brealant. We prepare the documents and handle recordal so ownership is on the official record.
License your copyright in the Philippines with confidence. Brealant drafts licence agreements and handles recordal to protect rights and royalties.
Enforce your copyright rights in the Philippines. Brealant investigates infringement, sends demands and coordinates action before IPOPHL and courts.
Resolve copyright disputes in the Philippines efficiently. Brealant handles negotiation, mediation and IPOPHL proceedings to protect your work.
Transfer copyright ownership in the Philippines smoothly. Brealant drafts assignment deeds and records the change with IPOPHL quickly and correctly.
Literary & Written Works: Books, articles, blog content, manuals, and other original text-based works, registrable with the Fundação Biblioteca Nacional.
Artistic & Visual Works: Paintings, illustrations, photographs, sculptures, and other original visual creations, protected from the moment of creation.
Musical & Audiovisual Works: Original compositions, lyrics, films, and recordings, each registrable with the body appropriate to that work type.
Software: Computer programs, protected under the separate Software Law (Law No. 9.609/98) and registrable through INPI's sui generis regime.
No. Under Law No. 9.610/98, copyright protection is automatic from the moment a work is created — registration is optional but strongly recommended as dated proof of authorship.
It protects original literary, artistic, and scientific works, including text, music, visual art, film, and software, covering the expression of the work rather than the underlying idea.
Protection generally lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years, counted from January 1st of the year following the author's death.
It depends on the work type — literary works are typically registered with the Fundação Biblioteca Nacional, while other categories, including software, have their own specific registering bodies.
No. Software is governed by a separate law, the Software Law (Law No. 9.609/98), and is registered through INPI under its own sui generis regime.
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