How do I register a trademark in the EU?
How do you Register a Trademark in the EU?
- Conduct a trademark search.
- File your trademark application with the EUIPO.
- EUIPO initiates examination period.
- Publication in the EU Trademark Bulletin.
- A trademark is issued.
- Monitor and renew your trademark.
What is Union Harmonisation legislation?
Harmonisation of Standards This process involved setting out common EU standards so that once goods or services were lawfully produced in one State they could be exported into any other State on the basis that they conformed with the home country’s rules and standards.
Are European standards mandatory?
Nowadays, if a manufacturer wants to enter the EU internal market, its products must comply with certain minimum safety and procedural requirements, known as the European harmonised standards (ENs).
What are EU technical standards?
Standards in Europe. Standards and other standardisation publications are voluntary guidelines providing technical specifications for products, services, and processes – from industrial safety helmets or chargers for electronic devices to service quality levels in public transport.
How much is an EU trademark?
850 EUR
The basic government fee for EU trademark is 850 EUR, but it covers 10 years and 28 countries. This comes down to 3.03 EUR per country per year. Of course, most people have more than one cup of coffee per year.
How long is a trademark valid in EU?
10 years
EU trade marks shall be registered for a period of 10 years from the date of filing of the application. Registration may be renewed for further periods of 10 years.
How do I register my trademark internationally?
- Step 1: Apply to the appropriate National Trademark Office.
- Step 2: Examination of trademark application by the WIPO.
- Step 3: Examination of trademark application by the National Trademark Office of each requested country.