Request for Certified Copy of Final Determination

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I am requesting a certified copy of the final determination in order to request that the District Court for the District of Columbia confirm the relief awarded in the final determination and reduce such award to judgment. On June 6, 2024, I emailed the Copyright Claims Board (CCB) and asked if the CCB is "able to provide me with a certified copy of the final determination in Bronner v. EssayZoo? And if not, then who is authorized to certify a copy of a CCB final determination?" Later, after not receiving a response from the CCB, I searched online to determine how to produce a certified copy of a document. This led me to ask a notary public to produce a certified copy of the CCB's final determination in 22-CCB-0012, which the notary public did by printing the final determination available on the CCB's website <https://dockets.ccb.gov/document/download/5970> and certifying that the paper copy was a true and accurate copy of the electronic version. On August 27, I mailed a request to the District Court for the District of Columbia, asking that the Court confirm the relief awarded in 22-CCB-0012 and reduce such award to judgment. I included the copy of the final determination certified by the notary public, in fulfillment of the requirement that I submit a certified copy of the final determination. On October 4, the CCB responded to my email of June 6 regarding how to get a certified copy of a final determination. I am now following the guidance contained in that October 4 email from the CCB. After receiving a certified copy of the final determination from the CCB, I will send it to the District Court for the District of Columbia, to be used in place of the notary-certified copy I previously submitted.
  • Benjamin Bronner