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language an ad interim term of copyright of thirty days from registration made in the Copyright Office within thirty days after publication abroad may be secured; but in order to extend the copyright to the full term of protection, an edition of the work must be published in the United States within the thirty days ad interim term, printed or produced within the limits of the United States as required in section 15 of the copyright act.
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION
31. The application for copyright registration required to be sent with each work must state the following facts:
(1) The name, nationality and exact address of the claimant of copyright.
(2) The name of the country of which the author of the work is a citizen or subject.
(3) The title of the work.
(4) The name and address of person to whom certificate is to be sent.
(5) In the case of works reproduced in copies for sale or publicly distributed, the actual date (year, month, and day) when the work was published.
32. In addition, it is desirable that the application should state for record the name of the author. If, however, the work is published anonymously or under a pseudonym and it is not desired to place on record the real name of the author, this may be omitted. By the nationality of the author is meant citizenship, not race; a person naturalized in the United States should be described as a citizen. An author, a citizen of a foreign country having no copyright relations with the United