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The process of trademarking usually takes several months or even years, depending on the complexity of your application and any challenges that may arise during the registration process. The timeline will also be affected by the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) you are working with, as some regions have faster processing times than others.

The patent process typically takes at least 12 months, although it can take considerably longer depending on the complexity of your application and any objections raised by third parties during the examination phase. The timeline will also be affected by the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) you are working with, as some regions have faster processing times than others

We serve all countries that have an Intellectual Property Office (IPO). If you're looking for international intellectual property expertise, we have a global network of experts ready to provide the assistance you need. Whether it's for trademarking, patenting, or other IP matters, if you don't see your desired country listed, please feel free to contact us.

In most cases, a trademark registration is valid for 10 years from the date of filing and can be renewed every 10 years thereafter in order to maintain protection. In order to keep your trademark registered, you must also demonstrate that you are actively using it in commerce or in connection with the goods or services listed on the application.

If you want to protect your business’s name or logo, then you may want to consider trademarking it. Trademarking a business name allows the owner to exclusively use their brand and protects them from others attempting to copy their logo or name without authorization.

Yes, you can trademark a word. In order to do so, your word must be used as a symbol or device that identifies and distinguishes the source of goods or services in commerce. It also must not be merely descriptive or generic, nor does it have to be exactly the same as any existing trademarks in order for it to obtain protection.