1. Name, address, nationality and particulars of the applicant (whether individual, society, trust, partnership firms or company)
2. Description of work
3. Statement of further particulars
4. Nature of applicant’s interest in copyrighting the work
5. Title of work
6. Details of publication of work, if published, including name, address, nationality of publishers
7. Details as to owners of various rights in the work comprising the copyright, including extent of their right and particulars of assignment and license, if any
8. Name, address, nationality of other persons, if any authorised to assign or license the work comprising the copyright
9. Location of work including name, address, nationality of person in possession of work, in case of an artistic work and completion of year in case of architectural work
10. Certificate from Registrar of trademarks if the artistic work is used or capable of being used in relation to any business
11. 5 copies of the work (physical form or electronic form)
12. Power of authority in favour of Indian Attorney/ Advocate, to be stamped in India.

In case of foreign works, the term shall not exceed the term for which the work is originally protected in the country of first publication. In India Copyright Term is as follows:

1. In published literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works (other than a photograph) published during lifetime of author- 60 years from first day of following year in which the author dies
2. In literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works (other than a photograph) published anonymously or pseudonymously- 60 years from first day of following year in which the work is first published. Duration as explained in serial number 1 above, if identity of author disclosed before expiry of term of copyright
3. In literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works (other than a photograph) published posthumous- 60 years from first day of following year in which the work is first published
4. In photograph - 60 years from first day of following year in which photograph is first published
5. In Cinematographic films- 60 years from first day of following year in which film is first published
6. In Sound recording - 60 years from first day of following year in which sound recording is first published
7. In works where Government, public undertaking or international organisation is first application - 60 years from first day of following year in which work is first published
8. In Broadcasting - 25 years from first day of following year in which broadcast is first made
9. In Performance - 50 years from first day of following year in which performance is first made