Individual application for EU trademark registration

How to apply for EU trademark registration? Nowadays, with the development of global economic tide, overseas market is an unprecedented challenge and a huge market for China enterprises. The window of the world has been opened to us and great changes have taken place in the international market. In order to expand the international market, the application for international trademark registration has become more and more common. How to apply for EU trademark registration?

How to apply for EU trademark registration?

1. Submit an application for EU trademark registration.

It is cheaper to apply for EU trademark registration online, and only one language is needed. In addition, the EU Intellectual Property Office also has a fast application channel, which can speed up the review progress of the EU Intellectual Property Office and make the EU trademark registration application public as soon as possible.

2, the EU Intellectual Property Office review marks

After receiving the relevant application, the EU Intellectual Property Office will carry out the examination procedure, and if problems are found, notify the trademark applicant to make amendments within 2 months. If the amendment cannot be made within the specified time, the EU Intellectual Property Office will reject the application or claim in whole or in part.

3, the EU trademark public objection period

If the EU Intellectual Property Office finds relevant problems after examining the mark application, it will publish the application for trademark registration in the EU Trademark Gazette, thus entering the public objection period of the EU trademark application, which lasts for three months, and any third party can raise the EU trademark objection within three months.

4. EU trademark registration and publicity

If the EU does not receive any objections or opinions within the specified three-month period, or the objections or opinions are unfounded, the EU Intellectual Property Office will apply for trademark registration and publish the electronic registration certificate of the EU trademark in the EU Trademark Gazette. Within 5 years after the registration of the EU trademark, the obligee must use it, otherwise anyone has the right to apply for cancellation of the registration of the trademark.