Trademarks are a brand name, symbol or logo that is used to identify goods or services provided by a specific company.
A trademark can be a name, words, signature, letter, symbol, drawing, figure, inscription, image or advertisement used to distinguish a set of products, goods and services as either belonging to a certain owner or coming from a certain source.
There are many benefits to registering trademarks in the UAE, such as protecting your brand and ensuring that other companies cannot copy or imitate your trademark. The UAE’s Ministry of Economy is the official authority that governs the registration, renewal and cancellation of trademarks.
If the following conditions are met, a trade mark is registered in the register of trade marks and service marks:
The first step trademark registration procedure in the UAE is to make sure that it’s not already in use by another company. If the trademark is already being used by someone else, you will not be able to register it.
To register a trademark, you’ll need to fill out a trademark application with the Ministry of Economy.
After uploading your application, you’ll have to pay the trademark registration fees.
The Ministry of Economy will review your application for trademark registration in the UAE.
Once your trademark registration is approved, you’ll be required to publish the trademark in two local newspapers in Arabic-language. This, unfortunately, is an additional cost that you have to cover.
It’s time to get your official registration certification form the trademark office. This will include your:
Once you have your trademark registered it will last 10 years. After the 10 years has passed you may renew your trademark for a fee.
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We offer trademark registration services in the UAE.
We file all the necessary documents to register a trademark and guide you through the process of registration, depending on chosen jurisdiction, type of trademark and desired scope of protection.
Single trademark may be included in each application. If you require legal protection for several versions of your trademark or want to register multiple trademarks, separate applications need to be filed.
The price of registration depends on how many classes of services and goods your company protects its trademark.