What are the materials that need to be prepared to apply for trademark registration in Thailand?

Information required to apply for a trademark in Thailand:

1. Power of attorney, which needs to be notarized;

2. Trademark drawings: To apply for color trademarks, you need to submit 35 copies of trademark drawings not larger than 5cmx5cm;

3. Provide the specific name or item of the goods or services for which protection is sought; The title of each class in the International Classification of Goods and Services shall not be substituted;

4. The non-English text in the mark, the non-English part of the power of attorney, and the non-English part of all trademark documents submitted to the official shall be accompanied by the corresponding English translation;

5. If evidence of prior use of the trademark is submitted, it should be submitted within 30 days after the filing date.

To apply for a trademark in Thailand, you need to prepare the following materials:

Logo design (5x5 cm);

2.Description of goods and services (* selected according to the standard classification of goods and services);

3.The application, including the name and address of the applicant, the trade name, the designated class of goods and services and the specific name;

4.According to the different subjects of the trademark registration application in Thailand, the required materials are as follows:

If it is a foreign individual or business.

1) The applicant is an individual

a.A copy of the passport of the application;

b.Power of attorney (notarized required).

2) The applicant is an enterprise

a.A copy of the copy of the business license of the enterprise (renewed within six months);

b.Power of attorney signed by the applicant (notarized required);

c.Principal's ID card Copy of passport License of the entrusting company (renewed within 6 months).

If it is an individual or business in Thailand.

1) The applicant is an individual

a.A copy of the applicant's ID card and passport;

b.Power of attorney.

2) The applicant is an enterprise

a.A copy of the copy of the business license (valid within six months);

b.A power of attorney signed by the applicant;

c.Client's ID card Copy of passport License of the entrusting company (valid for six months).

1. Name and address of the enterprise (in Chinese and English);

2. Information such as the international classification of goods and services and the list of goods and services designated for use;

3. A copy of the business license;

4. 5 copies of trademark drawings, which are required to be clear and paper. If it is a color trademark, 1 black and white draft and 5 color drafts need to be submitted; The size shall not be less than 5cm 5cm, and the maximum shall not exceed 10cm 20cm;

5. If it has been used, the earliest date of use in the registered area should be provided when applying.

First of all, it is necessary to conduct a criminal review, review the submitted materials, and then judge according to the law, if the relevant requirements are met, then an announcement will be made, and after the announcement is completed, it can be registered and approved without raising objections. A copy of the business license must be stamped with the official seal, a certificate of personal identity, basic personal information, a trademark drawing, and a power of attorney.

It is necessary to prepare the drawing of the trademark, the power of attorney signed by the applicant, the information of the applicant, the relevant information of the applicant, and the relevant information of the company, so that the application can be carried out.

The following conditions are required to register a trademark in Thailand:

1.The trademark must comply with the standards set by the Thai Trademark Act and must not be identical or similar to a registered trademark.

2.The trademark applicant must be a legitimate individual or business, which can be a Thai business or a foreign business.

3.The trademark applicant must provide relevant information such as the design, name, class, and description of the goods or services of the trademark.

4.Trademark applicants must pay the trademark registration fee.

5.Trademark applicants must entrust a professional trademark agency to apply.

6.Trademark applicants must comply with other conditions stipulated in the Thai Trademark Act.

If you need to register a trademark in Thailand, it is recommended that you consult a professional trademark agency** to better understand the relevant regulations and procedures and ensure that your trademark can be successfully registered.

Procedure for Trademark Registration in Thailand The procedure for registration of a trademark in Thailand is divided into four steps: application, examination, publication and registration.

1) The applicant needs to submit an application for trademark registration to the Trademark Office of Thailand and pay the corresponding application fee.

2) The Trademark Office will examine the application, mainly to check whether the trademark complies with the law, and whether the trademark conflicts with the existing trademark.

3) If the application is approved, the Trademark Office will publish the registration information of the trademark so that others can raise objections. If no objection is filed, the trademark can be officially registered.

4) Validity and Renewal of Trademark Registration in Thailand The validity period of trademark registration in Thailand is 10 years, calculated from the date of registration. If you want to continue to use the trademark, you need to apply to the Trademark Office for renewal before the expiration of the validity period, and each renewal is valid for 10 years.

The legal basis for trademark registration in Thailand is the Trademark Act, which was promulgated and implemented in 1991 and is an important regulation for trademark registration in Thailand. If you want to know more about trademark registration in Thailand, you can also consult Thailand Kunpeng Law Firm, which is a well-known international law firm, which has served Chinese enterprises to invest in Thailand for many years, and the business areas of Thailand Wu Shi Kunpeng Law Firm include Thai company registration, trademark registration, mergers and acquisitions, Thai legal dispute litigation, bank financing, Thai tax planning, Thai real estate investment, etc.

1.Sending a letter of inquiry to the trademark applicant on the relevant situation and requesting the applicant to reply truthfully, requiring the applicant to make a corresponding oral statement or written statement, or requiring the applicant to provide documents related to the trademark application for examination;

2.The applicant is required to submit a Thai translation of the document in the foreign language within the prescribed time limit;

3.Any person may be invited to testify to the facts relating to the trademark application, or to provide explanations or suggestions accordingly.

If a trademark applicant violates the trademark examiner's requirements 1 or 2 without reasonable cause, it will be deemed to have abandoned its trademark application.

If the trademark examiner considers that the trademark applied for registration violates the relevant laws and regulations, the applicant may be required to make corresponding amendments to the trademark application within 90 days after receiving the notice, or the basic constituent elements of the trademark applied for registration are not registrable, or the trademark application may be rejected directly.

Registering a trademark in Thailand can be divided into 5 steps:

1.Pre-filing inquiry: If the applicant conducts a search on the applied trademark to determine whether the trademark is similar or identical to an existing registered or pending trademark in Thailand, to ensure that the trademark will not be rejected at the time of application.

3.Trademark examination: After receiving the application, the Intellectual Property Office of Thailand will conduct a formal and substantive examination of the application to determine whether the application documents submitted in the application are complete, whether the applied trademark is distinctive, whether it violates the relevant prohibition provisions of the Thai Trademark Law, and whether it is similar or identical to the trademark of others.

4.Announcements and Oppositions: Trademarks that are considered registrable by the Intellectual Property Office of Thailand will be published in the Official Trademark Gazette of Thailand for the public to judge and oppose them.

5.Standard Registration: If no objection is raised against the published trademark during the publication period, then the Intellectual Property Office of Thailand will approve the registration of the trademark and issue a trademark registration certificate to the applicant.

The process of applying for a trademark in Thailand:

Search whether the newly applied trademark name is similar or identical and has been registered;

2.Prepare the trademark drawing, the industry category of the application, and the relevant documents of the applicant, and send them to the Trademark Office of Thailand;

3.After submitting the materials, the acceptance notice can be issued within 3-7 working days, and after getting the acceptance notice, the product can be marked with the "TM" logo;

4.After submitting the materials, if there is no objection within 12-24 months, the Trademark Office will issue a trademark certificate, and the registration will be successful, and the product can be marked with the "R" logo.

Documents required to apply for a trademark in Thailand:

1.Provide 1 trademark reprint, and pay attention to the following matters for the trademark reproduction provided:

1) **The size should be 5*5cm, black on white;

2) If the trademark drawing contains a trademark name, the trademark name cannot be an advertising word, and the proportion of the trademark image should be greater than the trademark name;

3) It is not recommended that the trademark design only have words, and the other trademark text cannot have advertising slogans;

2.Provide the industry category for which the trademark is applied;

3.Provide the applicant's documents in two cases:

1) To apply in the name of a foreigner: the foreigner's passport and entry visa page to Thailand (if there is no visa page, the power of attorney for trademark application certification is required);

3) To apply in the name of a foreign company: you need to provide a business license, a director's passport, and a notarial certificate of power of attorney.

Preface: The trend of economic globalization continues to develop, economic activities between countries are becoming more and more frequent, many of Thailand's agricultural products are favored by Chinese consumers, so what are the procedures for registering Thai trademarks? What information do I need to prepare to register a trademark in Thailand?

1. Materials and procedures for applying for a trademark in ThailandBefore applying for a trademark in Thailand, it is necessary to check whether there are identical or similar trademarks that have been registered in Thailand. If not, you can prepare the identity certificate of the individual or the enterprise, as well as the relevant application materials, and submit an application for registration of a Thai trademark to the Trademark Office. After receiving the application submitted by the investor, the Trademark Office of Thailand will conduct a double examination of the form and substance of the submitted materials, and divide the classes of the applied trademarks, according to the relevant laws and regulations of Thailand, the goods and services that require a registered trademark can be divided into a total of 45 classes.

If a trademark that has passed both formal and substantive examination is subject to a trademark formula, and within the three-month publicity period, if no one raises an objection or the objection is not substantiated, the relevant applicant of the Trademark Office will issue a certificate of successful trademark registration. <>

2. The term of use of the trademark in Thailand After the trademark is successfully registered, from the date of successful registration of the trademark, the legal term of use of the computer trademark is ten years, and three months before the expiration of the trademark use period, you can go to the Trademark Office for relevant renewal business, and the renewal of the trademark is limited to ten years. <>

3. The benefits of registering a Thai trademark A registered Thai trademark not only thins the local legal protection and supervision of Thailand, but also helps the product or service to establish a good brand image, and the trademark has a certain publicity role. And the trademark can indicate the product or service to a certain extent, and then consumers can distinguish the difference between this product and other products, so as to increase the sales of this product.

The required materials should be submitted, and the reproduction of the trademark should be prepared, and the power of attorney should also be prepared, and the application should also be prepared, and we should prepare some materials for the icon, and then the address application of the trademark, etc.

The most important process for registering a Thai trademark is to prepare the drawing of the Thai trademark and the Chinese name, and also need to prepare some of your own personal certificates, and then go to the trademark office to handle it, you need to prepare the ID card and the style of the trademark.

It is necessary to prepare the trademark information, prepare the applicant's personal information, the applicant's relevant information, and also need to prepare the power of attorney, and prepare the project of the applied goods, which can be directly entrusted to the relevant handling agency for processing, and it is necessary to understand the handling process and understand the process.