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4. Start by filling out the personal information section, such as full name, address, contact details, etc.
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3. - Authors or creators releasing their work into the public domain.
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Form Public Domain is a document used to declare that certain works are free of copyright protection and can be freely used by the public.

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Individuals or entities that wish to dedicate their work to the public domain or claim public domain status for a work must file the form.

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The form must report the title of the work, author information, date of creation, and a declaration statement indicating the work is to be placed in the public domain.