What are the steps involved in the trademark application process in Chile?

In Chile, the trademark application process involves four main stages:

1. 
   Formal Examination – The application is reviewed for compliance with formal requirements, including classification, clarity, descriptiveness, distinctiveness, potential to deceive, and any conflicts with existing registrations.


2. 
   Publication – The application details are made public, including the trademark, applicant's name, country of incorporation, application number and date, goods/services, priority claim, and representation.


3. 
   Substantive Examination – Any objections or oppositions to the application are assessed.


4. 
   Registration – If the application successfully passes the examination and prosecution phases, the trademark is officially registered.