Filing a Trademark Application in Taiwan
This stage includes creation of a goods and services list tailored to your business, meticulous completion of application forms and Power of Attorney, e-filing, and handling of government fees
This stage includes creation of a goods and services list tailored to your business, meticulous completion of application forms and Power of Attorney, e-filing, and handling of government fees
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Within minutes, create a request with an AI assistant and receive offers from dozens of local IP attorneys
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Stay informed on the progress and communicate with your attorney through the platform until the process is complete
Filing a Trademark Application in Taiwan
From $250 + govt fees from $82/class
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An AI-powered IP assistant that helps you create a detailed assignment within minutes.
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Selection of the most suitable local trademark attorney based on specific criteria.
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Review of goods and services, consultation, and application filing done by an attorney.
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Online monitoring and reporting on the platform throughout the entire process.
Why iPNOTE?
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An AI-powered IP assistant that helps create tasks and find relevant attorneys
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Flat fees, secure and fast online payments with guaranteed results
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24/7 access to the registration process and online data storage for all your cases
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a trademark?
A trademark is a symbol, word, phrase, design, or combination of these elements that identifies and distinguishes the source of goods or services offered by a particular company or individual.
Why should I file a trademark application?
Filing a trademark application provides legal protection for your brand and prevents others from using similar marks in connection with similar goods or services. It also helps build brand recognition and consumer trust.
What is the process for filing a trademark application in the USA?
The process involves conducting a trademark search to ensure your mark is available, preparing and filing a trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), and responding to any office actions or oppositions that may arise during the examination process.
How long does it take to obtain a trademark registration?
The timeline for obtaining a trademark registration can vary, but it typically takes around 6-12 months from the date of filing. However, if there are any issues or objections raised during the examination process, it can take longer.
What are the fees associated with filing a trademark application?
The fees for filing a trademark application vary depending on the type of application and number of classes of goods or services listed. Currently, the fee for a standard application is $350 per class.
Can I file a trademark application without an attorney?
Yes, you can file a trademark application without an attorney, but it is recommended to seek legal advice to ensure your application is properly prepared and filed.
What happens after my trademark application is filed?
After your application is filed, it will be assigned to an examining attorney at the USPTO who will review the application and conduct a search for conflicting marks. If there are no issues, your mark will be published for opposition, and if no one opposes your mark, it will proceed to registration.
What happens if my trademark application is rejected?
If your application is rejected, you will receive an office action detailing the reasons for the rejection. You will have the opportunity to respond to the office action and address any issues raised by the examining attorney.
How long does a trademark registration last?
A trademark registration lasts for 10 years from the date of registration and can be renewed indefinitely as long as the mark is still in use and meets all other requirements.
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Filing a Trademark Application in Taiwan
Trademark filing in Taiwan is essential for businesses seeking exclusive rights to their brand names, logos, or slogans. The Taiwan Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) oversees trademark registrations, ensuring legal protection and preventing unauthorized use. Understanding the filing process can help businesses secure their brand effectively.
Understanding Trademark Filing in Taiwan
Taiwan follows a first-to-file system, meaning that the first party to file a trademark application has priority over others. A registered trademark grants exclusive rights for ten years, with the option for renewal. To increase the chances of approval, trademarks must be distinctive and not conflict with existing marks.
Key Steps to File a Trademark Application in Taiwan
1. Conduct a Trademark Search – Before filing, check TIPO’s database to ensure no conflicting trademarks exist.
2. Prepare the Application – Submit essential details, including the trademark representation, class of goods/services, and applicant information.
3. Submit to TIPO – File the application online or via physical submission. A filing fee applies based on the number of classes.
4. Examination Process – TIPO reviews the application for distinctiveness and conflicts. If any issues arise, applicants may receive office actions requiring a response.
5. Publication & Opposition Period – If the application passes examination, it is published for a three-month opposition period, during which third parties can challenge the registration.
6. Registration & Renewal – If no opposition is filed, the trademark is registered and remains valid for ten years, with renewal options.
The Importance of a Well-Prepared Application in Taiwan
A carefully prepared application reduces delays and the risk of rejection. Ensuring distinctiveness, selecting the correct classification, and providing accurate information help streamline the process. Engaging an IP professional can improve the chances of successful registration.
Why Should You Choose iPNOTE?
At iPNOTE, we offer a solution to finding a trademark specialist quickly and affordably. Our platform provides a user-friendly marketplace where you can explore service providers, leave feedback, and get in touch with their representatives. With iPNOTE, you'll find verified trademark lawyers from Israel and around the world to help you protect your innovative ideas and products.
How Does Trademark Filing in Taiwan via iPNOTE Work?
The process of trademark renewal in Taiwan through iPNOTE is simple and efficient. Here are the steps:
1. Create an Account: Fill out a short form to create an account on the platform.
2. Create a Task: Specify your requirements and create a task in the desired region.
3. Choose a Contractor: iPNOTE will recommend suitable contractors based on your task. Choose a contractor from the options provided.
4. Receive Completed Documentation: The selected contractor will complete the trademark renewal and provide you with the necessary documentation.
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