Do I still need to provide the company s business license to register a Qatar trademark?

Six simple steps to quickly register your trademark.

Step 1: First of all, you must determine what product or service your trademark is applied to;

Step 2: Determine which category of trademark you want to register according to the product or service;

Step 3: Take the trademark name, conduct a similar search for the trademark, and if there is one, you need to rename it, otherwise the trademark will not be able to be applied; We can make a query through the query system on the official website of the Trademark Office, or we can send it to the ** agency to help you query.

Step 5: The Trademark Office conducts an examination, which is divided into formal examination and substantive examination.

Formal examination: The time of formal examination is 3-4 months, and if the formal examination is passed, you will receive a notice of acceptance of the trademark, and if you do not pass the trademark, you will not be accepted.

Substantive examination: The time of substantive examination is 6-7 months, and if the substantive examination meets the requirements, it will enter the preliminary examination announcement of the trademark and receive the notice of publication, and if it does not meet the requirements, it will be rejected.

All trademarks may be subject to rejection, similarity and withdrawal during the registration process.

3. Opposition and other situations, I believe that this is also an issue that every person who registers a trademark wants to know and should pay attention to. After all, no matter how smooth the process of registering a trademark is, the time spent in it will be at least more than a year, and no one wants to get the news that the trademark cannot be registered after waiting for such a long time.

Step 6: Trademark Announcement: After the trademark examination is passed, it will enter the preliminary examination announcement (note time is 3 months), and if no one files a trademark objection during the preliminary examination announcement, then the trademark will be successfully registered.

1. Trademark inquiry: No matter where you apply for a registered trademark, inquiry is always the first step. When conducting a trademark search, it is necessary to analyze and evaluate the trademark to ensure the possibility of trademark registration in Qatar, and to improve the success rate of vacant trademark registration in the history book.

2. Trademark application: submit the corresponding materials and wait for the official receipt;

3. Trademark examination: After obtaining the receipt, the trademark will enter the examination stage. According to the requirements, the trademark is strictly examined for whether it is registrable, whether it is identical or similar to the previously registered trademark, and whether it violates the prohibition clause of the Trademark Law.

If the examination is not approved, a written notification will be made and the reasons for the rejection will be notified. If it passes the review, it will enter the announcement period.

4. Trademark announcement: The official trademark announcement period of Qatar lasts for 4 months. Any natural person or business may file an objection.

5. Approval of registration: After the above process, the trademark that is ruled to be registrable will be issued a trademark registration certificate.

Under normal circumstances (no amendments, no oppositions), it takes 20-25 months to obtain a trademark. After the completion of the registration, the official term of use of the Qatar trademark is 10 years. If you want to use it again, you need to renew your trademark.

The renewal period is generally within a period of 6 months before and after the term. Trademarks that are not renewed or that have not been used for a long time will be cancelled. This needs to be noted.

Trademark acquisitions in Qatar are based on the principle of prior registration, accepting trade marks, service marks, series marks and collective marks. The International Nice Classification of goods and services is used. Qatar is not a member of the Madrid Protocol or the Madrid Agreement.

Qatar cannot be designated in the international registration. The Qatar Trademark Registration Office is the Qatari Trademark Office and its official language is Arabic. The exclusive right to use a trademark in Qatar is obtained through registration.

Trademark registration in Qatar is based on the principle of "application first" and "use priority" is considered.

Qatar is a party to the Paris Convention, the WIPO Convention and other international IP treaties; Qatar has not yet acceded to the Madrid Agreement and the Madrid Protocol. As a result, trademark registration in Qatar can only be obtained through a "single country registration". Qatar's trademark registration is classified as NICE and does not accept the registration of alcohol-related goods and pork products.

The elements that can be registered as a trademark in Qatar include words, graphics, three-dimensional signs, color combinations, etc. The trademark registration process in Qatar is: Application - Examination - Announcement - Approval - License Issuance.

Qatar trademarks are valid for 10 years after registration and can be renewed for a period of 10 years before the expiration date.

After the examination is completed, the examiner will publish an announcement in the Official Trademark Gazette of Qatar and enter the trademark opposition period from the date of publication. The announcement period is 4 months. If there is no objection, the application for approval of registration shall be made.

After the Trademark Office makes a decision, the applicant can appeal to the civil court within 60 days.

Trademarks that can be registered after the opposition ruling, or trademarks without objection after publication, shall be approved for registration and a registration certificate will be issued. The entire smooth application process (if there are no rejections, objections, etc.) takes about 12-18 months. The exclusive right to use a trademark is valid for 10 years from the date of application, and each renewal registration is valid for 10 years.

Renewals should be processed 12 months in advance, with a grace period of 6 months. Qatar requires that registered trademarks cannot be used for 5 years after registration, and if a valid reason for non-use cannot be provided, the registered trademark will be revoked.

Trademark registration is the most important process for the owner of the exclusive right to use the trademark to protect the trademark right, and the trademark registration is to apply for registration according to one's own needs to protect anyone else from using it without permission.

The first thing is to register, and then you also need to accept the trademark and goods from the defense businessman, and you also need to prepare all the materials and documents, such as the power of attorney, trademark category, and the business license.

There must be a principle of registration, authorization is required, there will be different organizational situations, there will be relevant treaties, there will be different material documents.

Based on the registration-first standard, most trademark registrations are defined in this way, and they are all based on this principle.

The acquisition of trademark rights in Qatar is based on the principle of first-to-register, and accepts trade marks, service marks, series marks and collective marks, and the international Nice Classification is used for goods and services. Qatar is not a member of the Madrid Protocol or the Madrid Agreement, and Qatar cannot be designated in the International Register of Leads.

Qatar is a member of the World Intellectual Property Organization, the World ** Organization and the Gulf Cooperation Council, and has acceded to international or regional treaties such as the Berne Convention, the Paris Convention, and the Gulf Cooperation Council Patent Law Treaty.

The Qatar Travel Rush Trademark and Commercial Marks Law and its implementing rules came into force on 1 November 1980, followed by Executive Decision No. 471986, which prohibits applications in Class 33 and restricts all goods in Class 32 to non-alcoholic beer.

Documents required to register a trademark in Qatar:

1.The power of attorney is auspicious and needs to be translated into Arabic;

2.A piece of electric plate larger than 5cmx5cm and less than 14cmxl9cm;

3.15 copies of the trademark reproduction, if the trademark is in a foreign language, it needs to be accompanied by Arabic transliteration;

4.If the applicant is an individual, the applicant's home country business registration legalized by the Qatari Consulate should be submitted;

If the applicant is a company, the applicant needs to submit a certificate of registration of the applicant's business certified by the Qatari consulate;

5.If the applicant claims priority on the basis of a foreign application under a reciprocity agreement, he or she must indicate this requirement on the application and indicate the name of the country of the original application, the filing date and the application number, and must provide proof of the foreign application within 6 months from the date of filing of the application.

1. The acquisition of trademark rights in Qatar is based on the principle of prior registration;

2. Goods and services adopt the International Nice Classification, and commodity trademarks, service trademarks, series trademarks and collective trademarks are accepted;

3. Qatar is a member of the World Intellectual Property Organization, the World Wheel Survey Organization and the Gulf Cooperation Council, and has joined the Berne Convention, the Paris Convention, the Gulf Cooperation Council Patent Law Treaty and other international or regional treaties;

4. The Law on the Identification of Trademarks and Commercial Marks and its implementation rules came into effect on November 1, 1980, and Administrative Decision No. 471986 was promulgated thereafter.