Until the transfer is processed at the MLC, the prior administrator keeps collecting, and any registration the transfer misses is leakage from day one. We list every registration the seller’s share sits on, with every co-publisher and administrator, so the transfer covers the whole catalog.
Each work the seller collects on at the MLC, with the share and the song code: the list the transfer has to name.
Who else is on each registration, and who administers it, so no work is assumed to move that someone else controls.
Works with earning recordings and no registration, and unmatched recordings of registered works: the upside the transfer doesn’t carry until it’s filed.
Song codes and shares, registration by registration, for the letter of direction and the MLC’s transfer process. Checked against what the MLC actually pays on, not the seller’s schedule.
The month after the transfer, every registration checked again: which ones now pay you, which still pay the prior administrator, and the ticket for each one that didn’t move.
Yes. It runs on the MLC’s public data; the seller isn’t contacted.
We show them and who administers them. Only the administrator can file on them, so the list says who that is.
You, through your MLC account. We prepare the list and follow up until each registration pays the new owner.