PRIVACY POLICY

NFATR will not reveal portfolio information to any external organization unless required by law.

All information is kept according to strict standards of security and confidentiality.

NFATR will limit the collection and use of registered owners’ information to the minimum required to deliver service to registered owners, including advising them about our changes in procedures, products, services, and other opportunities and administering the business of the National Fine Arts Title Registry.

NFATR will permit only authorized employees who are trained in the proper handling of owners’ portfolios to have access to information. Employees who violate the privacy policy will be subject to the normal disciplinary process.

As new technologies make themselves available the National Fine Arts Title Registry will evaluate itself to ensure registered portfolio privacy.

RETURN POLICY

If you change your mind about the registration you paid for by credit card, and wish to eliminate it from your portfolio do the following. Within 48 hours of the submitted registration email us through the contact us page and we will credit your card the registration fee.

DISCLAIMER

A National Fine Arts Title Registration is not a copyright. A National Fine Arts Title Registration is a registration of ownership and should not be confused with copyright. To obtain a copyright go to www.copyright.gov. The National Fine Arts Title Registry does not claim or imply that registration of works of art is proof of ownership or legally binds the ownership of any work of art to the registrant. The general public enters registration for works of art solely on their own volition. There is no required proof of ownership other than the transfer allowed by the current owner or originating artist. The information entered is completely up to the one listing the ownership a registrant is only receiving a registration number from the National Fine Arts Title Registry that is assigned to the Title of the artwork that he/she claims they own. The National Fine Arts Title Registry does not legally demonstrate ownership nor takes any legal position behind such but only registers the work for the public.

For more verification on ownership, the owner may enter photos, bill of sale, tax payments and any other document that would further verify ownership.

The registration should be used as a personal data base for collectors, galleries, museums and originating artists to organize and track the works of art in their collection.