Fixing a copyright registration costs $100 online
A supplementary registration corrects an error in a registration or adds information to it. It costs $100 online. Some older claims need paper Form CA, which costs $150. An extra copy of a registration certificate is $55.
Correction and certificate fees
| Supplementary registration, online | $100 |
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| Paper Form CA (renewal, GATT, group non-photo databases) | $150 |
| Extra certificate of registration | $55 |
| Voluntary cancellation of a registration | $150 |
| Correction plus an extra certificate | $155 |
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Paper Form CA is only for correcting certain older or special registrations. In March 2026 the Copyright Office proposed raising its fees. That is only a proposal. The fees on this page are the ones in effect today. Sources: US Copyright Office, Fees.
What this price covers
A supplementary registration does not replace the original. It adds a new record that sits alongside it.
What changes your price
- Online or paper. Online is $100, paper Form CA $150.
Ways to pay less
- Check your application closely before filing. A correction costs more than the $65 original.
How we got these numbers
Every fee on this page comes from the US Copyright Office, the agency that sets it. Where we show a total, we only add up the agency's own listed fees so you can see the full amount in one place. We do not add our own guesses, and lawyer or filing service fees are not included. Fees can change, so check the agency's website before you pay. We last checked on September 26, 2026.
Common questions
How much to correct a copyright registration?
$100 online.
How much is a replacement certificate?
$55.