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Register IP for free before your work starts moving.

Use this checklist to organize proof of creation, contributors, consent, files, and rights posture. Then register your IP for free and get Jason Colapietro's no-cost book, Stake Your Claim.

What this proves

Who made the work

What files support the claim

Which permissions apply

How splits and payouts should work

Where the canonical version lives

Authorship

Write down who created the lyrics, melody, composition, visuals, voice, prompts, edits, and final arrangement.Save drafts or exports that show human creative decisions before the final release.Keep the platform terms that applied when AI-assisted material was generated.

Source Files

Store stems, session files, prompts, model notes, source images, reference files, and final masters together.Name the final canonical version so collaborators and buyers know which work is being registered.Keep hashes, dates, filenames, and release metadata consistent across the project.

Contributors

Document collaborators, split percentages, wallet addresses, contact information, and approval status.Separate composition, master, voice, likeness, and sample permissions when they involve different people.Confirm whether any contributor needs approval before licenses, remixes, sync use, or derivative works.

Consent

Record consent for synthetic voice, likeness, identity, persona, or style references before publishing.Define the allowed uses, restricted uses, payout rules, and expiration terms for consent-based rights.Keep proof of consent attached to the same project record as the creative files.

Release Readiness

Register the work, attach the license posture, and keep the proof record available before distribution.Link the work to the no-cost book and education material so collaborators understand the rights thesis.Create a short rights summary a platform, label, sync buyer, or agent can understand without a call.

Claim the offer after the record is ready.

The best public story is simple: creators can register IP for free, learn the Suede ownership thesis, and keep proof attached before the market asks who owns the work.