How to register a trademark in Singapore, and how to apply for a trademark in Singapore?

Hello, international trademark application is divided into: Madrid international trademark registration, single country trademark registration two ways, both have their own advantages and disadvantages, depending on your needs. Madrid registration only issues Madrid international trademark registration, and the designated country does not issue a separate certificate, and a single national registration can obtain a registration certificate for the international registration.

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Conditions for applying for a trademark in Singapore:

1. Information to be submitted for filing an application for trademark registration:

1. Power of attorney for trademark registration.

For the purpose of entrusting a trademark law firm to register a trademark, the Power of Attorney for Trademark Registration can be obtained from customer service or from the "Book Style" column or from the trademark office.

2. Proof of Applicant's Eligibility:

A Application in the name of the company, with a copy of the business license of the enterprise;

b Apply in the name of an individual with a copy of your ID card or passport. (Chinese citizens in the name of an individual need to provide a "copy of the business license of individual industrial and commercial households").

3 Trademark reproduction:

Clear trademark design (5 copies), ** length of 5-10 cm, width of 5-10 cm;

4 Proof of priority.

If you have priority under the Paris Convention, please provide a detailed list of the goods or services to which the priority relates and the relevant certificates. The time limit for obtaining priority is within six months of the first application.

5. List the goods or services for which registration is to be sought, indicating the class of the trademark.

2. Notification of acceptance of trademark registration.

After receiving the information of the trademark application, we will first review the application** and all attachments in detail to check whether the required parts of the application** have been completed, whether the relevant information is correct, whether the required information is incomplete, and whether the fee has been paid. If there is no accident, a notice of acceptance will be issued, and the time will be about 3 months.

3. Review.

4. Publication of public notices.

The preliminary examination notice lasts for three months, and if no objection is raised, the trademark can be successfully registered.

5. Registration.

Once the application for registration of a trade mark is approved, the particulars of the trade mark will be entered in the register and a certificate of registration will be issued to the applicant. The date of registration will be retroactive to the date of filing of the application, in other words, the right to be the owner of a registered trademark should be counted from the date of filing of the application.

Singapore Trademark Registration Process.

Upon receipt of an application for trademark registration, the Singapore Trademark Office will conduct a substantive examination trademark search on the application to determine whether the trademark is intrinsically registrable and whether the trademark is identical to an earlier filed or registered trademark in respect of the same goods or is similar enough to cause fraud or confusion.

After the official notice is issued to amend the application, the applicant must normally respond within 2 months, in addition to applying for a 2-month extension. If, due to the fault of the applicant, the registration of the trademark is still not completed within the prescribed time (generally within 2-4 months) after the Registrar issues a written notice of amendment, the Registrar will consider the application to be abandoned after notifying the applicant in writing.

The applicant may file a lawsuit with the court against the decision of the Registrar to reject the trademark application or partially approve the trademark application. Official opposition decisions can also be appealed. If the trademark is acceptable for registration, it will be published in the official trademark gazette for a period of 2 months, within the trademark publication period.

If your trademark application is not opposed by either party, your application will proceed with the issuance of a Certificate of Registration; If your trademark application is opposed by the other party: you will receive a notice of opposition. The application process will be suspended until the outcome of the opposition procedure is available.

1. Name, address, nationality and articles of association of the applicant;

2. Trademark drawings, if it is a color trademark, 5 copies of color trademark drawings need to be submitted;

3. List of trademarks or services;

4. If the priority is required, the priority document shall also be submitted.

The information required to register a Singapore trademark is as follows:

1. Personal or company identity proof.

2. Trademark LGOG

3. Trademark category.

4. Trademark sub-items.

5. Trademark application.

1. Submit an application.

The applicant submits the trademark application documents to the Singapore Trade Marks Registry2, trademark examination.

The Singapore Trademark Office will examine the submitted trademark application documents, examine the trademark name and the legitimacy of the trademark documents, etc., and notify the trademark applicant if there are problematic trademark documents, and require the trademark applicant to amend the trademark application documents within the specified time; The trademark document that does not have problems will be granted the filing date and application number. A trademark that has passed the formal examination will enter the substantive examination to examine whether the trademark is registrable and whether it complies with the provisions of the Trademark Law, and the trademark that has passed the examination will enter the trademark publication period.

3. Trademark announcement.

Within 4 months from the publication period, any prior right holder may file an opposition to the trademark applied for registration.

4. Registration. Trademarks that have been adjudicated by opposition, or that have no opposition during the publication period, will be approved for registration. A registration certificate will be issued to the applicant and the registration will be made public.