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Once a work is registered, neither the title, nor the author, nor its content can be modified, since the proof of registration is based on the fact that "that" is the work that was registered at the UTC date and time of registration.

However, any modification may be subject to a new registration, although it is advisable not to create confusion for potential users by registering the same work too many times, with non-substantial modifications. When the author of a work makes any type of modification to it and re-registers it, it must be treated as a "derived work", according to article 11 of the Intellectual Property Law.

It is possible to register rectifications on registrations made as well as "versions" using advanced accounts. In these cases, new registration proofs are generated with their own registration code, fingerprints and timestamps.

When sending a work to be registered, the registration can be left as finalized and definitive, in which case the title, file, or associated user identity can no longer be modified, or as pre-registered. During the pre-registration you can modify any data in the registry, including the data of the title, author or the deposited content, and also delete and cancel the registration.

This period allows you to rectify any oversights, or make any last-minute corrections, or also already obtain the label with the registration code, to include it in the same work.

Registered works can be canceled through the editing window, although, for security reasons, for users who have consulted the registry and their rights*, canceling a registration means that it will not appear in the registry queries, but Safe Creative keeps the information.

The index-tags are keywords* that allow the organization of our records according to their different contents.

They can be included at the time of registration or later, editing the work. Also through a joint action, publishing several works at the same time.

This labeling system allows you to classify the different records as if it were a folder system. The index-labels function as "brands" of the registered contents, classifying them. They make it easier for us to search within our account and allow other users to find specific content that can help you reach our work (if it is a public record).