Article 9-1. Entering information into the Register of the Law on Copyright and Related Rights

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1. Information and its changes are entered into the Register in accordance with the procedure determined by the authorized body, within one working day following the day of receipt of the author's application, or on the basis of a court decision that has entered into legal force.

Technical errors that do not change the affiliation, nature, or content of the entered information may be corrected in the Registry within one business day from the date of receipt of the author's application.

2. A copy of the work and a copy of the document confirming payment for this service, and, if necessary, a copy of the document confirming the grounds for reducing the amount of payment, are attached to the application for entering information into the Register.

Instead of a copy of the work, sketches, drawings, drawings or photographs may be attached to the application, and in relation to computer programs or databases, an abstract including the name of the program or database, surname, first name, patronymic (if indicated in the identity document) of the author, date of creation, scope, purpose, functional features, main technical characteristics, programming language, type of implementing computer, as well as the source code (source text).

In relation to works of religious content, a copy of the positive conclusion of the religious studies examination is additionally provided.

In respect of a composite or derivative work, a copy of the copyright agreement concluded with the author or copyright holder of the original work is additionally provided.

3. Information about copyrights to works created in separate co-authorship may be entered into the Register separately if any of the co-authors indicate this in their application.

4. The Register does not include information about the rights to works that serve (intended) to distinguish the goods (services) of some individuals or legal entities from similar goods (services) of other individuals or legal entities.

5. If the author submits an incomplete set of documents, the expert organization refuses to accept the application.

The expert organization refuses to provide the service in case of non-compliance with the requirements of this article.

6. Confirmation of the entry of relevant information in the Register is the issuance of a certificate in the form approved by the authorized body.

7. The cancellation of information from the Register is carried out at the request of the author, as well as on the basis of a court decision that has entered into force.

8. Copies of documents, a copy of the relevant work and (or) its description are provided to third parties with the consent of the author, except in cases established by the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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