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This document authorizes the addition or removal of authors from a manuscript with the necessary signatures from the authors involved.

How to fill out authorization to change authorship

How to fill out Authorization to Change Authorship

1. Obtain the Authorization to Change Authorship form from the relevant authority or website.
2. Fill in the required details, including the current author's name and the new author's name.
3. Provide a brief justification for the change in authorship.
4. Include any necessary signatures or approvals from the current author, new author, and possibly other co-authors.
5. Submit the completed form to the appropriate department or organization as instructed.

Who needs Authorization to Change Authorship?

1. Researchers who need to officially change the authorship of a publication.
2. Students who wish to transfer authorship from a supervising faculty member to themselves.
3. Any individual or entity involved in academic publishing where authorship attribution needs modification.

People Also Ask about

Is it possible to add an author after publication?

Steps for adding an author after submission involve communication with all of the authors to ensure transparency and consensus on the addition. A correction can be published if all authors agree with the addition. If authorship is disputed, refer the case to the authors' institutions.

Can you change authorship after publication?

Authors of published material have a responsibility to inform the journal immediately if they become aware of any aspects that requires correction. Any changes to the author list after submission, such as a change in the order of the authors or the deletion or addition of authors, must be approved by every author.

Can I change my corresponding author after publication?

If the journal decides that the corresponding author can be changed, a correction should be published. The correction should be linked to the original paper, stating the reason for the change.

Why would you change the authorship of your manuscript?

The project may have expanded beyond its original concept to include a block of additional research. That research may be a necessary step towards the final conclusions of the article. In these cases, it may be necessary to change the authorship after submission in order to reflect the contributions of all.

What is the authorship change form?

This form should be used by authors to request any change in authorship (adding/deleting authors) including changes in corresponding authors. This form should not be used for. name changes.

Can I change my corresponding author after acceptance from Elsevier?

This form is to request any change in authorship (additions, removals, or reordering) after the submission of a manuscript, including changes in corresponding authors, if any. This form should not be used for changes requested after publication or for name changes or corrections.

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What is Authorization to Change Authorship?

Authorization to Change Authorship is a formal request to change the listed authors on a particular work, typically within academic or research contexts.

Who is required to file Authorization to Change Authorship?

Typically, the original authors or the institution overseeing the work are required to file the Authorization to Change Authorship.

How to fill out Authorization to Change Authorship?

To fill out Authorization to Change Authorship, one must provide the current authors' details, the new authors' details, the reason for the change, and any required signatures.

What is the purpose of Authorization to Change Authorship?

The purpose of Authorization to Change Authorship is to ensure that all contributors to a work are properly recognized and that any changes in authorship are officially documented.

What information must be reported on Authorization to Change Authorship?

The information that must be reported includes the names of existing authors, names of new authors, the title of the work, the reason for the authorship change, and required signatures.