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1. Fees for trademark registration in the UAE
The United Arab Emirates, short for the United Arab Emirates, is located in the eastern part of the Arabian Peninsula and has seven emirates. The cost of trademark registration in the UAE varies depending on the type of trademark and the agency. Generally, the cost of trademark registration in the UAE includes official fees, ** fees, and technical examination fees. According to the regulations of the United Arab Emirates**, the official fee for trademark registration is 15,000 dirhams (about 23,400 yuan), and the * fee and technical examination fee are determined according to different ** institutions and service providers. In addition, there are certain taxes and public announcement fees.
2. The time of trademark registration in the United Arab Emirates
The time taken to register a trademark in the UAE varies depending on the efficiency of the Trademark Office and the level of cooperation of the applicant. Generally, the entire trademark registration process takes about 3-4 months. Specifically, after receiving an application, the Trademark Office conducts a formal and substantive examination, and after passing the examination, it proceeds to publication and registration. During the registration process, the applicant needs to cooperate with the requirements of the Trademark Office to provide the corresponding documents and supporting materials. In the event of special circumstances such as opposition or refusal, the time may be extended. Therefore, when applying for a trademark registration in the UAE, the applicant needs to allow enough time to ensure that the entire process is completed smoothly.
3. The process of trademark registration in the United Arab Emirates
The process of trademark registration in the UAE generally consists of the following steps:
1.Trademark search: It is very important to conduct a trademark search before applying, and you can check through a professional ** agency or law firm to find out whether there is an identical or similar trademark that has been registered or applied for registration.
2.Filing an application: The applicant needs to file an application with the UAE Trademark Office and pay the official fee. The application documents include the trademark reproduction, the statement of use, the applicant's information, etc.
3.Formal examination: After receiving the application, the Trademark Office will conduct a formal examination of the application documents to check whether the application documents are complete and meet the requirements.
4.Substantive examination: After passing the formal examination, the Trademark Office will conduct a substantive examination of the trademark to check whether the trademark is registrable and whether it complies with the law.
5.Publication and opposition: If the trademark passes the substantive examination, the Trademark Office will publish it and notify the applicant. If an objection or opposition is raised during the publication period, the applicant needs to make a reply or dispose of it.
6.Registration: If the trademark successfully passes the announcement and opposition, the Trademark Office will officially grant the trademark registration certificate and notify the applicant.
4. Information required for trademark registration in the United Arab Emirates
The information required for trademark registration in the UAE mainly includes the following aspects:
1.Trademark reproduction: A clear and complete reproduction of the trademark is required, including black and white and color reproduction.
2.Statement of use: A statement of use of the trademark is required, stating the actual use of the trademark.
3.Applicant information: The applicant's full name, address, ** and other information need to be provided.
4.*Statement from the institution or lawyer: If the applicant entrusts an ** institution or law firm to make the application, a declaration document from the ** institution or lawyer needs to be provided.
5.Other supporting documents: Depending on the circumstances, you may need to provide other supporting documents, such as trademark registration certificate, power of attorney, etc.
In short, trademark registration in the UAE requires a full understanding of local laws, regulations and processes, and choosing the right ** institution or law firm to apply. At the same time, it is necessary to conduct trademark searches and prepare relevant materials in advance to ensure the smooth completion of the whole process.