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If an owner of a vessel hull design discovers a clerical or typographical error in a certificate of registration that is a result of error in the application , the owner may submit an application for correction of the certificate of registration . Amendments not altering the substance of the document may be made , and clerical or typographical errors may be corrected , by authority of the President , in a document that has been ordered to be printed . The Office has not issued regulations governing the procedure for correcting clerical or typographical errors in certificates of registration of vessel hull designs , but is now issuing interim regulations to clarify the procedure for requesting a certificate of correction . FDA is requiring identifying information in addition to the registration number ( if one is required ) to reduce the number of clerical or typographical errors in registration information that could result in refusals . As an exception , where it is discovered that the record of a vessel hull design registration contains a clerical or typographical error made by the Copyright Office , the Office will take appropriate measures to rectify its error . In contrast , section 1319 permits correction of a vessel hull design registration only in cases of a clerical or typographical error , and does not permit amplification or supplementation of the information in the basic registration . When the Office discovers a clerical or typographical error in a certificate of registration that is due to error by the Office , or when such an error is brought to the attention of the Office , the Office will issue a corrected certificate of registration without requiring the submission of a Form DC or a filing fee . Such changes should be limited to those that are entirely clerical or administrative in nature and have no effect on the conduct of the research , its underlying science or methodology , associated risks and benefits , or the potential willingness of subjects to continue participation ( e.g ., correction of clerical or typographical errors ; changes to telephone numbers , addresses , and other contact information ; renumbering of pages or sections without changes in content ; other changes , as defined in written IRB policies and procedures , that clearly have no effect on the conduct of the research , its underlying science or methodology , associated risks and benefits , or the potential willingness of subjects to continue participation ) . The Office will also issue a corrected certificate of registration to correct a clerical or typographical error made by the Office . Such map and legal description shall have the same force and effect as if included in this Act , except that any clerical or typographical errors in such map or legal description may be corrected .