How do you apply to be a YouTube Partner?

YouTube's HELP CENTER states that you should ';please read through our Terms of Use, program policies and content guidelines to see if you may be eligible for the program. If so, fill out an application here. Keep in mind that not everyone who applies for the program will be qualified.';





Application:


http://www.youtube.com/partners





=)How do you apply to be a YouTube Partner?
It's not that easy to become a YouTube ';partner';. Almost all of them are either


film creators or directors, artists (musicians, singers, comedians, actresses or


actors), broadcasters, advertisers, people with a very special project, or people


of significance (like Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah).





But that's not enough to become a YT partner. YouTube has even more criteria:


-- You create your own ';original'; videos


-- You own all the appropriate copyrights


-- The content is 100% yours (no income splitting/sharing if money is involved)


-- You upload videos on a regular basis


-- Your videos are viewed by thousands


-- You're in an English-speaking country.





Only after you've finally been approved by the YouTube administrators/directors


will they give you the all special tools and codes required enabling you to have:


-- a customized special logo or ';banner';


-- different capabilities of ';scripting fonts';


-- your channel-page video on ';autoplay';


-- ';high-definition'; quality to your videos


-- a ';More From'; section which automatically opens up above ';Related Videos';.





If you want to know more, go to the top right-hand corner of any YouTube page,


click ';help'; and then type in the searchbox the word ';partner'; -- or click below:


http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bi鈥?/a>





To apply, click on this link, and once on the new page, click the big yellow box


called ';Apply Now';: http://www.youtube.com/partnersHow do you apply to be a YouTube Partner?
First, amass a lot of subscribers. A LOT. Like a couple thousand. Then apply at the link in the other answer.