All code sections relating to copyright are listed on the Index Page . Statements recorded in the Copyright Office under this regulation will establish a public record of information relevant to an artist's integrity right to prevent destruction or injury to works of visual art incorporated in or made part of a building. The Copyright Office does not provide forms for the use of persons recording statements regarding works of visual art that have been incorporated in or made part of a building. Upon their submission, the statements and an accompanying documentation or photographs become the property of the United States Government and will not be returned.
Photocopies are acceptable if they are clear and legible.
Information contained in the Visual Arts Registry Statement should be as complete as possible since the information may affect the enforceability of valuable rights under the copyright law. This identification may additionally include 8 x 10 photographs of the building and the location of the artist's work in the building. This identification may additionally include 8 x 10 photographs of the building and of the works of visual art which are incorporated in the building. The remaining portion of the statement should correct or supplement the information disclosed in the previously recorded statement. The date of recordation is the date when all of the elements required for recordation, including the prescribed fee have been received in the Copyright Office.