Do I need more documents to register a trademark in Chile?

Documents required for trademark registration application in Chile:

1.The applicant is a natural person: a copy of the applicant's identity;

2.The applicant is an enterprise: provide a copy of the business license of the enterprise;

3.Trade name or trademark design: the design must be in clear jpg format;

4.Name of the class of goods or services: selected by our company according to the International Nice Classification;

5.The applicant's name and address in both English and Chinese.

1.The name of the applicant and the full address.

2.The specific class of goods or services applied for.

3.A design of the trademark.

4.If it is a professional ** organization operation, it is necessary to provide a power of attorney that has been notarized and certified.

I think I need a document, but there are still a lot of documents for registration.

Registering a trademark in Chi Chi is cumbersome and requires a lot of documents.

Trademarks in Chile are divided into commodity trademarks, service trademarks, series trademarks, joint trademarks, certification trademarks, collective trademarks, defensive trademarks, and color trademarks.

First of all, we need to check the official Chilean trademark manual to rule out the possibility that your registered trademark and the prior right trademark will be rejected because they are the same or similar. In the event that we need the Trademark Registry of the Ministry of Industrial Property of Chile to file an application for acceptance and examination of trademark registration, Chile trademark registration is not a member state of the Madrid International Trademark Registration, the international convention to which Chile is a party to the Trademark Registration and the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property by International Organizations, the World Intellectual Property Organization.

Information required for a trademark application in Chile.

Applicant's certificate;

Chinese and English translation of the applicant's name and address;

a clear representation of the trademark;

For goods and services to be protected, Chile now uses the 11th edition of the Nice Classification;

Original Power of Attorney.

It takes about 12 months to apply for a trademark in Chile, and you have to say that there are no mistakes in between. The validity period of the trademark is 10 years from the time you register the trademark in Chile, and the renewal period of the trademark here must be filed before the expiration of the trademark registration or within 30 working days after the expiration of the registration, and the renewal period is also 10 years. At that time, the Chilean trademark registration was cancelled continuously without use, and the period was 2 years after the registration of the Chilean trademark registration.

1.The applicant is a natural person: a copy of the applicant's identity;

2.The applicant is an enterprise: provide a copy of the business license of the enterprise;

3.Trade name or trademark design: the design must be in clear jpg format;

4.Name of the class of goods or services: selected by our company according to the International Nice Classification;

5.The applicant's name and address in both English and Chinese.

1.A trademark application in the prescribed format, including the applicant's name, address, occupation of the banquet, trade name, and items of goods or services involved in the closed bank;

2.Power of attorney must be filed with the trademark.

The petition should be submitted together. The power of attorney must be notarized after it is signed; If the applicant is outside Chile, it must also be authenticated by the local consulate of Chile; Applications filed in languages other than Spanish must be accompanied by a Spanish translation. Informal translations may also be accepted by the Trademark Registry;

3.6 copies of the trademark reproduction, and one additional trademark reproduction for each additional class.

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.

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.

1. The power of attorney must be signed or sealed by the client.

2. Name of the applicant; (Individual application: ID card or passport; Company application: provide a copy of the company's business license).

3. Detailed description of the name of the trademark to be registered, and the goods and services.

4. Chile adopts the international classification of goods and services for trademark registration for trademark registration.

1. A mark with visual significance, novelty and distinction can be registered as a trademark as long as it is distinctive, sufficient to distinguish the functions of goods and services, and to distinguish the characteristics of production or distribution enterprises.

2. Slogans or advertising terms for the goods or services industry, but commercial slogans or advertising terms must contain the advertised trademark name in order to be registered.

3. The name of an industrial enterprise or a distribution enterprise can also be registered as a trademark. The registration of industrial enterprises covers the entire country, and the distribution enterprises can only be registered in the area covered by the application.

4. If a trademark contains a general name or descriptive words, a prefix, a suffix or a commonly used root, it must be declared that the exclusive right to use the above parts must be waived at the time of trademark application before it can be registered. It can also be said that if there is a trademark label containing the above-mentioned parts that are protected by registration as a whole, and the individual parts of each single manuscript cannot be protected separately, but the name, logo and words of the applicant Fan Chungao can be protected separately.

For a company or a product, a trademark plays an extremely important role. So how to apply for a registered trademark? There are obvious measures in China, so what are the contents of trademark registration in Chile? Yu Qin Zheng and what are its requirements?

First of all, we need to understand the country of Chile, which is a republic and the Spanish language is spoken. His geographical location is in South America, which is the longest and narrowest country in the world. In Latin America, it is one of the developed countries.

So what do you need to pay attention to when applying for a Chilean trademark? What is it about? First of all, you need to provide the materials, which include the applicant's documents and the applicant's name and address, which need to be in Chinese and English.

It is also necessary to have a clear representation of the trademark and a classification of the items of goods or services that are the first to be used. Finally, if you need to entrust a local person to handle it, you need a power of attorney.

Once these materials are prepared, the application can be filed, and after the application is submitted, it will proceed to the formalities examination stage. The review stage is mainly for the review of the submitted materials. At the formal examination stage, if the trademark is not accepted, the applicant needs to make corrections within 30 working days.

The formality examination stage is followed by the publication stage, which is carried out. Any third party can file an objection within 30 working days. If there is no opposition, the trademark proceeds to the next stage of substantive examination.

In the substantive examination stage, if there is no refusal, the registration of the trademark is completed, and the last step is to approve the registration. It is the specific content of the registration of a Chilean trademark.

It should be noted that the overall process takes about 14-20 months. In addition, the registration of a trademark is valid for ten years, and ten years is counted from the date of registration. After the expiration of the validity period of the trademark, it can be renewed indefinitely.

The above is the specific content of the registration of intellectual trademarks.

The content of the registration is that as long as there is a stool shouting ** person, and there is also a corresponding power of attorney, which is made by his own jujube pieye, and the information is ready, you can apply for registration The requirements must be true, and there can be no same envy of the situation.

Prepare the trademark, prepare the relevant materials, prepare the applicant's information, and apply for it, there are no special requirements, only the trademark must meet the standards of Xiangyu Tong, and the applicant's personal information must be complete.

It is necessary to understand the registration process, and to submit a power of attorney, to go through notarization procedures, and to pay attention to the application result of trademark registration. It is necessary to delay the submission of documents, and at the same time guess to understand the status of the application, but also to pay attention to the factors, but also to pay attention to the renewal of the contract, and pay attention to the trademark regulations.

First of all, it is necessary to prepare the relevant materials, and you should also apply to the local industrial and commercial department for rough attack, and you also need to pay the corresponding fees when you register your brother, and the trademark should not be plagiarized or the meaning of the mountain is not clear, and you should also pay attention to the sufficient preparation of materials, and you should also search in **.

Trademark registration can be handled by yourself or by entrusting a ** agency, and it is necessary to prepare the applicant's identity certificate, the application form, the power of attorney, the clear trademark drawing, and the relevant information in the middle.

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) Documents required for trademark application.

1.A trademark application in the prescribed format, including the applicant's name, address, occupation, trade name, and the goods or services involved;

2.Power of attorney must be filed with the trademark.

The petition should be submitted together. The power of attorney must be notarized after it is signed; If the applicant is outside Chile, it must also be authenticated by the Chilean consulate in the country; Applications filed in languages other than Spanish must be accompanied by a Spanish translation. Informal translations may also be accepted by the Trademark Registry;

3.6 copies of the trademark reproduction, and one additional trademark reproduction for each additional class.

2) Review procedures.

Once the trademark application has been filed with the Trademark Registry of the Ministry of Industrial Property of Chile, the Trademark Registrar will conduct a preliminary examination to determine whether the application meets the formal requirements and whether it violates the prohibitions set forth in the Trademark Law. If the Trademark Registrar does not comply with the above requirements, the Trademark Registrar will not accept the trademark registration application. Once the trademark application has been accepted, the Trademark Registrar will issue a notice of acceptance.

After the trademark application has passed the preliminary examination, it must be published in the official trademark gazette within 10 days after the date of acceptance of the trademark application. The trademark opposition period is within 30 days after the publication of the trademark. After the opposition period, the Trademark Registrar Examiner continues to hear the trademark application.

If the trademark application violates the trademark registrability clause, the trademark registration application is rejected ex officio. If no one files an objection to the published trademark application, the Trademark Registrar will examine the trademark application and make a decision to accept the trademark registration application if the examination is passed.

If the applicant is not satisfied with the decision of the Trademark Registrar, he or she may file an application for review with the Director of the Trademark Registration Office within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the ruling. A person who is not satisfied with the decision of the review may file a complaint with the Industrial Property Arbitration Court within 15 days from the date of receipt of the decision.

3) Trademark Announcement.

After the trademark application has passed the preliminary examination, it must be published in the official trademark gazette within 10 days after the date of acceptance of the trademark application. The trademark publication must contain the name of the applicant, the trade name or description of the mark, the number of the trademark application, and the items of goods or services specified in the trademark application. The trademark publication fee is paid by the applicant.

The opposition period for a trademark is 30 days, which shall not be extended from the date of publication. Trademark Note: Once the trademark opposition application is received, the trademark applicant will be notified immediately. The respondent shall submit an opposition reply within 30 working days from the date of receipt of the notice.

If the relevant evidence has been submitted, the respondent may be given a grace period of 30 working days to submit a defence; This period can also be extended one more time, which is still 30 working days.

4) Trademark registration.

After the registration of a trademark, the registered owner of the trademark has the right to prevent any other person from using the same or similar trademark as the registered trademark on the goods or services for which it has been approved for registration by filing an infringement action; The right to file a trademark opposition, cancel an application to prevent the registration of a trademark at a later date.