Copyright Registration in Argentina

We register software, texts, music, courses, photographs, and all kinds of works, and we defend you against plagiarism or unauthorized use. We also draft the agreements that enforce those rights.

THE MYTH

Isn't copyright automatic?

Yes: protection arises when the work is created. But proving that the work is yours, and since when, is another story — and that is where registration is worth its weight in gold: it establishes a certain date and a presumption of authorship. In any dispute, the party holding the registration has the upper hand.

Registration of works and software

Published and unpublished works, and software — essential for companies that develop or outsource development — before the copyright registry (DNDA).

Agreements

Assignment of rights, licenses, publishing agreements, works made for hire, and terms for content creators.

Defense against plagiarism

Cease-and-desist letters, negotiation, and legal action against copying or unauthorized use of your works.

Image rights

Commercial use of a person’s image: agreements with models, influencers, and talent.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What creators ask

Can I register software?

Yes, software is protected by copyright in Argentina. We also review the licenses under which you distribute or contract software.

What should I do if my content was copied?

Document the copy (screenshots, dates, a notary public if the case warrants it) and contact us before making a public claim: a poorly handled claim can weaken your legal position.

Are online courses and social media content protected?

Yes: scripts, lessons, e-books, templates, and graphic pieces are protectable works. If you make a living creating content, your catalog is an asset worth putting in legal order.

Let's talk about your rights

Tell us what you created, or what was copied from you, and we will tell you how to protect it.