Form TCS, Notice of Termination Cover Sheet ·
(Harold & Kumar 2 (PAu003086781)) would count as one work and
the two alternate titles would count as two alternate identifiers.
If a work is described as being part of a larger work, only the
specific work counts, and not the title and/or registration number for
the larger work. For example, if the notice were to refer to “When You
Wish Upon a Star from Pinocchio,” the title “When You Wish Upon
a Star” would count as one work, but “Pinocchio” would not count
as an additional work or alternate identifier. For more information
about how to calculate works and alternate identifiers, see 37 C.F.R.
§ 201.3(c), 84 Fed. Reg. 29,135 (June 21, 2019), and 85 Fed. Reg. 9,374
(Feb. 19, 2020).
Item 3: Amount of fee calculated Recordation fees are calculated in
accordance with 37 C.F.R. § 201.3(c). For assistance in determining
your fee, use the fee calculator provided at https://www.copyright.gov/
recordation/ and review Calculating Fees for Recording Documents and
Notices of Termination in the Copyright Office, available at https://www.
copyright.gov/circs/circ12a.pdf.
Item 4: Fee enclosed Check the appropriate box. To charge a
Copyright Office deposit account, provide the deposit account
number and name. If paying by check or money order, note that
the Office only accepts domestic money orders and checks payable
through a U.S. bank with American Bankers Association routing
numbers. International and postal money orders are not accepted.
Make the check or money order payable to U.S. Copyright Office.
Item 5: Return receipt requested Check this box to indicate that
you want a return receipt showing that the Office received your
submission. If you check this box, you must also include a second
properly completed copy of Form TCS and a self-addressed postage-
paid envelope. A return receipt confirms the Office’s receipt of the
submission as of the date indicated, but does not establish eligibility
for, or the date of, recordation.
Item 6: Notice of termination being led under Check the box
next to the statutory termination provision that the submitted
notice is being filed under, section 203 or 304(c). Information about
termination, including the differences between these provisions
can be found on the Office’s website at https://www.copyright.gov/
recordation/termination.html.
Item 7: Gap Grant Check this box if the submitted notice is
terminating a gap grant under 37 C.F.R. § 201.10(f)(1)(ii)(C). For more
information about gap grants, see § 2310.3(C)(3) of the Compendium
of U.S. Copyright Office Practices.
Item 8: Eective date of termination Provide the effective date of
termination. Note that the notice of termination must be recorded
with the Office prior to the effective date of termination.
Item 9: Date of service Provide the date of service of the submitted
notice upon the grantee(s)/successor(s)-in-title.
Item 10: Manner of service Describe the manner of service of the
submitted notice upon the grantee(s)/successor(s)-in-title. For example,
“personal service,” “first class mail,” “courier service,” or “email.”
Item 11: Terminating Party List each terminating party and the
nature of such party’s termination interest under section 203 or
304(c). For example, “John Smith (sole author)”; or “Nancy Jones
(author’s executor)”; or “Jane Smith (author’s widow), Mark Smith
(author’s child), Jessica Smith (author’s child), and Richard Smith
(child of author’s deceased child).” Optionally, you may provide an
email address for any terminating party listed. Where an email is
provided, the Office will copy the party on any correspondence sent
to the remitter, for example, to notify the remitter that there are errors
or omissions in the submission or that a certificate of recordation has
been issued.
Item 12: Grantee List each grantee whose rights are being terminated
or such grantee’s successor-in-title. Identify any successor-in-title as
such.
Item 13: Remitter Information and Certications You, the individual
actually submitting this form and the attached notice of termination
to the Copyright Office, provide your contact information and
make the required remitter certifications by signing your name and
dating the form. You may sign the form electronically. The Office
may use this information to contact you about the submission and
will send a numbered copy of the notice as recorded and certificate
of recordation to the provided address if the notice is successfully
recorded. Providing a fax number is optional. If you are not one of
the terminating parties, you must state which terminating party or
parties you are a duly authorized representative of.
Item 14: Notice Certications Make the required notice-related
certifications by having them signed and dated by an appropriate
individual. They can be made either by you (i.e., the remitter
identified in Item 13) or another individual and may be signed
electronically. If someone other than you is making the certifications
in this item, he or she may sign the same copy of page 2 of the form
as you did in Item 13, or he or she may sign a separate copy of page 2
of the form. If someone other than you is making the certifications in
this item, his or her name, title, and organization must be provided.
Additionally, if such individual is not one of the terminating parties,
he or she must state which terminating party or parties he or she is a
duly authorized representative of.
For more information about the Copyright Oce’s recordation
requirements, see 37 C.F.R. § 201.10(f) and 82 Fed. Reg. 52,213
(Nov. 13, 2017).