What is the process for registering a Belgian trademark? What documents do I need to prepare?

Belgium is a highly developed capitalist country, and its economic lifeblood is the world. China is one of the world's top 10 importers and exporters of goods, with about two-thirds of its GDP coming from exports. The applicant's name and address in both English and Chinese shall be applied for by a legal person, and a copy of the business license or valid registration certificate and official seal shall be attached; Apply as a natural person and attach 1 personal certificate of application for points; the class and name of the protected goods and services; logo design; Signature of the Power of Attorney.

After the application is submitted, the Trademark Office shall examine the legality of the submitted application documents, trademark drawings, power of attorney and other documents; If the requirements are met, the application date and application number will be awarded. It takes about 4-5 weeks. Examine whether the trademark is registrable in accordance with the law and whether it violates the prohibitions of the Trademark Law.

For trademarks that fail the substantive examination, the examiner will notify the applicant in writing and inform the applicant of the reasons for refusal. After passing the trademark examination, the applicant will be notified that the trademark application has been accepted and announced in the trademark gazette.

Anyone can file an objection, explain the reasons and submit relevant evidence within the one-month notice period. After receiving the real instruction manual, the Trademark and Patent Office shall re-examine it. If it is decided to accept the declaration after examination, a registration certificate shall be issued.

If there are no rejections or objections, the entire smooth application process will take about 6-9 months.

A business's products, quality, services, and processes can easily be copied and imitated by competitors, but trademarks are unique. Competitors can't take them away and learn from them. Therefore, trademarks are the last barrier for enterprises to avoid falling into homogeneous competition.

Participating in market competition is the core competitiveness of an enterprise and the killer weapon for an enterprise to defeat the enemy. Within 3 years from the date of invalidation of the trademark registration, regardless of whether the goods or services of the latter trademark are the same or similar to the goods or services for which the collective mark has been registered, as long as the logo is identical or similar to the logo of the invalid collective mark, it cannot be registered.

You need to prepare all the materials, then go to the local department to handle it, and you need to fill out an application form, but also fill in **, and fill in your personal information, and then hand in all the materials, and finally wait for the approval of the department. The materials that need to be prepared are 12 trademarks, personal ID cards, company information, trademark information, application forms, and application contracts.

First of all, you need the applicant's English name and address, the company's business license, registration, and then you need the pattern of the trademark, the class and name of the goods, and the relevant instructions.

The process is particularly simple, first of all, it is necessary to make a unique trademark, and then it is also necessary to determine the pattern and style of the trademark, and then it is also necessary to search on the Internet, so as not to have serious plagiarism, and finally to submit the corresponding materials, such as an application form, and then also include the business license, and at the same time, it is also necessary to determine the time of the application to disclose the trademark application, and then conduct registration review.

If you want to register a Belgian trademark, you need to take your trademark sample and personal identification information to the Belgian trademark office and file an application. The application will be announced after it is approved.

Belgium is actually a fairly developed capitalist country, for Belgium, foreign trade should be regarded as a lifeblood of their economy, and Belgium is also one of the top ten countries for importing and exporting goods. It is precisely because of these reasons that many people or many companies will choose to develop in Belgium, and if they develop in Belgium, then the most important thing is to register a trademark of their own. Under normal circumstances, you can entrust some local agencies to help you apply, so that it will be more convenient for us to apply for a trademark.

It is necessary to prepare the trademark, and at the same time, it is necessary to prepare the type of trademark and the style of the trademark, which needs to be checked online in advance, and the relevant identity certificate of the applicant should be prepared, such as ID card, household registration book and relevant copies, and the business license should also be prepared.

There must be a power of attorney, a trademark drawing, a relevant description of the drawing, an official seal, a valid identity document, basic personal information, and an address.

It is necessary to provide the design of the trademark, to provide relevant documents, to provide product information, to provide the applicant's personal information, to provide the company's information, and to provide a power of attorney.

Before we understand the Liberia trademark registration process, we need to understand the country of Liberia. The process of registering a trademark may be different for each country. Because each country has its own laws, knowing the country is a prerequisite for understanding the process of registering a trademark in that country.

Liberia is a country located in West Africa, bordering the Atlantic Ocean to the southwest, but it is a country bordering the sea. According to the laws of this country, the trademark of that country is managed by the "Libyan Industrial Property Office", and there is a provision that the right to use the trademark needs to be registered. However, there is a special feature in this country, that is, it adopts a "first-to-file" principle for trademark registration, which is different from other countries.

So what are the procedures for applying for a trademark in Liberia? And what should I pay attention to? First of all, it is necessary to prepare some application materials, which include a relatively clear trademark reproduction, and if it is a color drawing, it is also necessary to prepare a color trademark reproduction.

There is also the applicant's name and address, which needs to be in Chinese and English. It is also necessary to indicate the class and specific name of the goods to which the trademark is applied, and the specific trademark class shall be indicated according to the international class division. If it needs to be handled by a local person in Liberia**, a power of attorney needs to be signed, and the power of attorney needs to be notarized.

It should be noted here that if the applicant does not reside in Liberia, he must appoint a local Liberian **person.

After these materials are ready, they are submitted to the relevant authorities, and the trademark application is completed. Alas, after the trademark application is filed, it will enter the examination stage, so the stage is to verify whether the trademark can be used. After the examination, an announcement is made, and during the announcement, an objection can be filed by another person.

If there is no opposition, the registration of the trademark will be completed. This is the whole process of registering a trademark.

When registering, you need to prepare all the materials, you also need to understand the taboos of this place, and you need to go to the local ** consultation in advance, and you should also pay the corresponding fees.

Trademark registration in Liberia is managed by the Libyan Industrial Property Office on a first-to-file basis, as long as your trademark has not been registered, file an application and wait for approval.

The registration process is that the trademark name must be searched first, and then the corresponding information is submitted, and then it can be used after the relevant department issues an announcement.

You can directly entrust other institutions to handle it, prepare relevant materials in advance, prepare trademark patterns, sign the power of attorney in advance, prepare the applicant's information, and the situation of the applicant company can be handled by the company.

1. Any person, firm or company applying for a registered trademark shall submit an application to the Secretary of State, who may reject or accept the application in its entirety, or accept the application after conditionality, modification or change. There is no time limit for the application process and no time limit for appeal;

2. After the trademark application is accepted, the Secretary of State shall publish an announcement in a nationwide newspaper once a week, and the details shall be checked for two consecutive weeks. The publication fee is to be paid by the applicant. If there is no opposition to the publication of the trademark, the trademark registration shall be obtained upon publication.

1. Formal examination.

After the application is submitted, the legal initiation review of the submitted application documents, trademark drawings, power of attorney and other documents shall be conducted; If the requirements are met, the filing date and application number will be granted.

2. Substantive examination.

According to the law, it is examined whether the trademark is registrable or registrable, whether it is the same or similar to the previously registered trademark, and whether it violates the prohibition clause of the Trademark Law. For trademarks that do not pass the substantive examination, the examiner will notify the applicant in writing and inform the applicant of the reasons for refusal. The applicant has a time limit from the date of receipt of the notification of refusal to file a review, failing which the application will be considered abandoned and neither the filing date nor the application number will be retained.

3. Chilean Trademark Bulletin.

After examination, the examiner finds that the trademark application is acceptable, and then publishes a notice in the official Chilean Trademark Gazette. The opposition period is one month from the date of announcement.

4. Registration approval.

Trademarks that have been ruled to be registrable after opposition, or trademarks that have been published without opposition, will be approved for registration and a registration certificate will be issued. The entire smooth application process (if there is no rejection, opposition, etc.) takes about 10-12 months.

1. Trademark inquiry: South African trademarks need to be inquired before submission. Avoid duplication or similarity of trademarks. So as to increase the probability of successful trademark registration;

Note: There is a blank period for trademark searches, and it is not possible to be 100% sure that there are no omissions in trademark searches.

2. Submit for examination: submit the trademark and the corresponding registration materials to the trademark registration section to obtain the receipt document.

3. Trademark examination: The examination of trademarks in South Africa mainly focuses on whether the documents are complete, whether the trademark drawings have watermarks, whether the trademarks are unclear, whether the class selection is accurate, and whether there is any violation of the provisions of the Trademark Law on prohibitions. If the trademark does not have the above-mentioned registration status, the trademark will enter the next stage of publicity.

4. Trademark Announcement: If the examined trademark can be accepted by Suiyou, it will be published in the official trademark gazette of South Africa. The opposition period is 3 months from the date of publication.

5. Registration approval: The trademark that can be registered after review or has no objection after the announcement will be issued a registration certificate after approval. The entire smooth application process (if there is no rejection, opposition, etc.) takes about 15-24 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.

Documents required for trademark registration application in South Africa.

1. The applicant is a natural person, and a copy of the applicant's ID card document needs to be prepared;

2. If the applicant is an enterprise legal person, a copy of the copy of the business license of the enterprise needs to be provided;

3. The applicant for trademark registration in South Africa shall design the trademark name and trademark pattern in advance, and the trademark design of the registered trademark shall be in clear jpg electronic format.

4. Before applying for trademark registration, the name of the class of goods or services should be formulated, which can be selected by the applicant himself, or the applicant entrusts the party to provide documents to select, and the class of goods or services selected for trademark registration in South Africa should be selected in accordance with the International Nice Classification.

5. The applicant's name in both English and Chinese, as well as the applicant's address.

The basic documents required for trademark registration in South Africa are:1) Trademark reproduction;

2) Categories and specific commodity items;

3) The name and address of the applicant;

4) Power of attorney;

5) If the priority is declared, the priority certificate shall be provided.

Trademark registration in South Africa needs to be prepared 1Proof of the applicant's identity (personal ID card or business license).Application Category and Category Selection 3Trademark reproduction, 4Expenses.

1. Apply as a legal person, with a copy of the "Business License" or a valid registration certificate and one copy of the official seal; 1 copy of personal identification document attached to the application by a natural person;

3. The electronic version of the trademark standard sample is required to be a clear jpg file, less than "200kb", and the pixel is between "400x400--1500x1500" (if the black and white application is provided black and white logo, color and black logo are required). If you are confused about design, Dennett Intellectual Property Center is your powerful helper, we can provide trademark design, trademark modification, brand planning services;

4. Commodity name and category (one standard and one category, 10 small products, one more product and 200); Wu Cha.

5. There are two ways to register a Chilean trademark, one is to apply directly to the Chilean Intellectual Property Office, and the other is to entrust an intellectual property institution like Dennett to handle it.

1. Apply as a legal person, with a copy of the "Business License" or a valid registration certificate with the official seal; 1 copy of personal identification document attached to the application by a natural person;

3. 5 copies of the electronic version of the trademark standard, which is required to be a clear jpg key difference, less than "200kb", and the pixel is between "400x400-1500x1500" (if the application is black and white, the black and white logo will be provided, and the color and black logo will be provided for the color limb banquet).

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

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

6. The original power of attorney.