not meeting these requirements may be returned resulting in delayed
registration.*


Special Deposit Requirements

Special deposit requirements exist for many types of works. The
following are prominent examples of exceptions to the general deposit
requirements:

+ If the work is a motion picture, the deposit requirement is one
complete copy of the unpublished or published motion picture _and_ a
separate written description of its contents, such as a continuity,
press book, or synopsis.

+ If the work is a literary, dramatic, or musical work *published only
in a phonorecord*, the deposit requirement is one complete
phonorecord.

+ If the work is an unpublished or published computer program, the
deposit requirement is one visually perceptible copy in source code
of the *first 25 and last 25 pages* of the program. For a program of
fewer than 50 pages, the deposit is a copy of the entire program.
For more information on computer program registration, including
deposits for revised programs and provisions for trade secrets,
request "Copyright Registration for Computer Programs"
[http://www.loc.gov/copyright/circs/circ61.pdf].

+ If the work is in a CD-ROM format, the deposit requirement is one
complete copy of the material, that is, the CD-ROM, the operating