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* Get your permission agreement in writing.
 
* Get your permission agreement in writing.
  
== Description ==
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== Sample permission request letter ==
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<pre>
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Sample Letter Requesting Permission to Reproduce Copyrighted Material
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Permissions Department
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[Publisher]
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[Address]
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Dear ___________________:
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I am writing to ask your permission to (check all that apply)
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_____ reprint
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_____ photocopy
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_____ digitize
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_____ incorporate into
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_____ course materials
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_____ online course materials
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_____ a dissertation/thesis
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_____ a website publication
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the following material:
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Author:
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Title:
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Vol: Issue:
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Page #(s): Figure/ Table #(s):
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Image #(s:)
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Minutes:
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The material will be distributed/published as follows:
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Purpose:  [Not-for-profit,  educational]
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Format:
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Number of Copies:
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Distribution/Access:
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If you do not control copyright in the requested materials, I would appreciate any information you can provide about others to whom I should write, including most recent address if available.
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Sincerely,
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PERMISSION GRANTED:
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I have the authority to grant the permission requested herein and I hereby grant Cornell University permission to use the above referenced material in the manner described.
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I request that the credit line read:
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______________________________________________________________________________
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______________________________________________________________________________
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Copyright Holder's Signature
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________________________________
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Author's Name
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________________________________
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________________________________
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________________________________
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Address
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________________________________
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Date
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</pre>
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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== External links ==
 
== External links ==
  
* [http://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/introduction/getting-permission/ The Basics of Getting Permission]] @ stanford.edu
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* [http://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/introduction/getting-permission/ The Basics of Getting Permission] @ stanford.edu
 
* [http://www.copyright.gov/circs/m10.pdf How to Obtain Permission] (PDF) @ copyright.gov
 
* [http://www.copyright.gov/circs/m10.pdf How to Obtain Permission] (PDF) @ copyright.gov
 
* [http://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/getting-permission-use-work-others Getting Permission to Use the Work of Others] @ dmlp.org
 
* [http://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/getting-permission-use-work-others Getting Permission to Use the Work of Others] @ dmlp.org

Revision as of 17:50, 8 August 2016

Permission to use copyrighted material typically involves a five-step procedure:

  • Determine if permission is needed.
  • Identify the owner.
  • Identify the rights needed.
  • Contact the owner and negotiate whether payment is required.
  • Get your permission agreement in writing.

Sample permission request letter

Sample Letter Requesting Permission to Reproduce Copyrighted Material

Permissions Department
[Publisher]
[Address]


Dear ___________________:

I am writing to ask your permission to (check all that apply)

_____	reprint
_____	photocopy
_____	digitize
_____	incorporate into

_____	course materials
_____	online course materials
_____	a dissertation/thesis
_____	a website publication	
the following material:

	Author:

	Title:

	Vol:	Issue:

	Page #(s):	Figure/	Table #(s):
		Image #(s:)

	Minutes:

The material will be distributed/published as follows:	

	Purpose:  [Not-for-profit,  educational]
							
	Format:

	Number of Copies:

	Distribution/Access:

If you do not control copyright in the requested materials, I would appreciate any information you can provide about others to whom I should write, including most recent address if available.

Sincerely,




PERMISSION GRANTED: 

I have the authority to grant the permission requested herein and I hereby grant Cornell University permission to use the above referenced material in the manner described.

I request that the credit line read:

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________



Copyright Holder's Signature

________________________________
Author's Name			


________________________________

________________________________

________________________________
Address

________________________________
Date


See also

External links