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5. Pay the required filing fee, which can typically be done through an online payment system or by including a check or money order with your application.
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1. Authors and creators: If you have created a work in 2003 or later and wish to protect it from unauthorized use and infringement, you may need a copyright. This is particularly important if your work has commercial value or if you plan to publish or distribute it.
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