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In the Philippines, a trademark or service mark registration may be renewed for periods of ten years after the expiration of the original ten-year term, upon payment of the prescribed fee and upon filing of a petition for renewal of registration.
Once registered, a trademark application must be renewed every ten years, or the trademark will be deleted from the Register of Trademarks. A trademark renewal application must be made using Form TM-R and the stipulated fee of INR 9000 per class within one (1) year after the expiry of its registration. Failure to submit the required fee with the Form TM-R may result in the trademark being removed from the Register.If no application for renewal of a trademark is [...]
The required documents for trademark renewal in Peru are the Power of Attorney (POA) and proof of uses. The applicant or the legal representative of the applicant company must duly sign it, pointing out their position in the company. One Power of Attorney is sufficient for many applications on behalf of the same applicant. Proofs of Use: Proofs of use or Affidavit of use is not required for renewing a trademark registration. Contact AAA IPRIGHT: Email: [email protected] Or sending your inquiry by filling the [...]
The chairman of the Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO), Mohd Zuhan Mohd Zain, revealed that individuals using artificial intelligence (AI) apps to generate material resembling content eligible for inclusion in the nation’s intellectual property register could still face legal action. This disclosure was made during a recent media gathering associated with the National Intellectual Property Awards 2024 (AHIN2024). Zain emphasized that all intellectual property (IP) in Malaysia is safeguarded under various acts including the Trademarks Act 2019, the Patents [...]
In a concerted effort to bolster the intellectual property (IP) landscape in Eastern Europe, the European Commission, in conjunction with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), has launched the EU Regional Program to support Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, and Georgia. This initiative, backed by joint financing totaling €4 million, aims to foster alignment with European IP standards over four years, facilitating legislative harmonization and professional development within the region. The EU Regional Program underscores the European Union’s commitment [...]
As of April 1, 2024, significant amendments to the fee schedule at the European Patent Office (EPO) are poised to take effect. These changes encompass a range of fees associated with patent filings, searches, examinations, and renewals. While some fees will remain unchanged, others will see moderate to substantial increases, impacting applicants and patent holders alike. Key Changes in Fee Schedule European and Supplementary European Search Fees: The cost for a European or supplementary European search will increase by approximately 4%. [...]
Although Taiwan is an island nation belonging to China, it still has a certain independence from some other countries. In order to ensure that their trademarks when exporting to Taiwan are not lost and pirated, businesses need to fully register and renew their trademarks. How long does a registration remain in effect? The term of protection for a trademark is 10 years from the date of its registration, and the rights of a registered mark can last indefinitely if the renewal [...]
In a significant development for India’s intellectual property landscape, the Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2023, which were circulated for discussions and consultations with stakeholders on August 23, 2023, have now been formally notified on March 15, 2024. Coinciding with this notification is the notable achievement of the Indian Patent Office (IPO) granting a remarkable 100,000 patents in the current financial year. This convergence underscores a pivotal moment in India’s patent regime, heralding advancements aimed at fortifying the nation’s innovation ecosystem. The [...]
Malaysia and other countries in Southeast Asia have quite different regulations on intellectual property rights. However, the similarity is that every registered trademark has a period of validity. When a trademark is about to expire soon, the owner of the trademark is usually given a period of time to go through the necessary official procedures. How long are registered trademarks in Malaysia protected? For 10 years from the date of registration, a registered trademark is legal. Registration may be renewed indefinitely [...]
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) and the Filipino Inventors Federation (FILINFED) have forged a closer relationship through a memorandum of arrangement (MOA) aimed at strengthening ties with the nation’s innovators and inventors. Under this agreement, IPOPHL commits to providing advanced training initiatives, including support for FILINFED members to enhance their understanding of the IP registration process, ensuring a smoother and more convenient application experience. Director General Rowel S. Barba emphasized that this alliance highlights IPOPHL’s shared dedication to [...]
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