The trademark application process involves the following stages:
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Publication – The application details are made public both in print and online. This transparency allows others to challenge the application. The published information includes:- The trademark itself
- The goods or services it covers
- The applicant's name and address
- The application date and number
- Details of any priority claims
- A representation of the trademark
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Examination – Trademark officials review the application to ensure it meets all necessary criteria, including proper classification, adherence to formalities, and absence of deceptiveness, lack of clarity, descriptiveness, distinctiveness, and conflicts with existing trademarks. -
Registration – If there are no valid reasons for rejection and any objections have been resolved, the trademark will be registered.
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