Secure your brand identity with registered trademark protection.
A Trade Mark is a sign that distinguishes the goods or services of one business from those of others. It can include words, names, logos, slogans, letters, numerals, or even a combination of these.
Examples of What Can Be Registered:
Business or product names
Logos or brand symbols
Taglines and slogans
Unique fonts or stylizations
Why Register a Trade Mark?
Exclusive Rights: Prevent others from using a similar mark in your market.
Legal Protection: Enforce your rights in cases of infringement or misuse.
Brand Recognition: Build consumer trust with a protected, recognizable brand.
Asset Value: A registered mark can be sold, licensed, or franchised.
A Trade Mark is a sign that distinguishes the goods or services of one business from those of others. It can include words, names, logos, slogans, letters, numerals, or even a combination of these.
Step 1: Search the Trade Mark Database
Before applying, conduct a trade mark search to ensure your mark is unique and not already registered.
Step 2: Prepare Your Application:
Complete the Application Form (Form TM1) with details including:
Step 3: Submit the Application
Submit your application to the Intellectual Property Office either in person or by mail.
Step 4: Pay the Application Fee
Pay the prescribed fee based on the number of classes included in your application.
Step 5: Examination & Publication
The IPO examines your application. If accepted, it is published in the Trade Marks Journal for opposition.
Step 6: Registration & Certificate
If there is no opposition or any opposition is resolved, the trade mark is registered and you will receive a Certificate of Registration.
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Industrial Designs
Protect the visual design and appearance of your product or packaging.
Geographical Indications
Register regional product names linked to quality and place of origin.
