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Trademark in Singapore
Singapore follows a strict “first-to-file” system, so registering your trade mark early is vital. With close links to China, protecting your brand in both regions is recommended. Our experts make the process simple and secure.
Expert Trademark Support
We guide you through registering your trademark in Singapore via the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) to protect your brand name, logo or unique identity.
Timeframes
In straightforward cases (no objections or oppositions), registration typically takes about 9 to 12 months.
Secure Your Brand
We manage your filing, monitor any oppositions, and support you every step of the way so your trademark is formally protected under Singapore law.
Protect Your Brand
Our trade mark registration package takes care of everything you need to register your trade mark in Singapore, including advice on strategy and classification.
- Trade mark search
- Advice on strategy
- Advice on classification
- Filing
Process
Trademark Search
The small country of Singapore received over 70,000 trademark applications in 2018. It is imperative to conduct a trademark search before filing for a trademark in Singapore.
Advice on Strategy
Registering a Singapore trademark requires an overall strategy to ensure the highest possible chances of success. We will assist you with an overall trademark registration strategy.
Advice on Classification
There are 45 classes into which a trademark can fall. Assigning your Singapore trademark into the correct categories (up to three) is crucial to avoid deficiencies in the filing.
Filing
Once we have established a proper strategy and classification for your Singapore trademark, we will take care of all the complexities involved in filing your trademark’s application and keeping tabs on its progress!
Trade Mark in Singapore
We will help you navigate these treacherous legal waters easily so that your trademarks are protected and secure.
£785.00
/ Trade mark
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How it works
See our step by step process once you purchase this item.
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Answer some questions
We will send you some simple questions for you to fill in so that we can properly prepare for registering your trademark. If needed, we’ll get in touch with you directly for more information.
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Sit back and relax
Let us do the work to set up your Singapore trade mark. We’ll get in touch with you any time there is something that needs to be addressed.
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Celebrate!
You might want to celebrate after the trademark is approved. It’s a huge achievement. We’ll celebrate right along with you!
Questions?
How long is a Singapore trade mark valid for?
A Singapore trademark is valid for ten years after the date of application and can be renewed indefinitely every ten years.
What kinds of marks can be registered in Singapore?
The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore states that the following marks are eligible for being registered as trademarks: Letters Words Names Signatures Labels Devices Tickets Shapes and colour Any combination of these elements
On what grounds could an unregistered trade mark opposition win out?
This is a question requiring professional legal advice, but an example exists in the case of Florian Mack v Golden Cala Trading EST. Golden Cala Trading EST (the Applicant) tried to file a trademark for a mark that was already being used by Florian Mack (the Opponent). The Opponent won out on the basis of “passing off”. To do this, the Opponent had to prove (and did): Goodwill in the use of his own mark Misrepresentation on the part of the Applicant’s mark Damages incurred Technically, the Opponent did not win on the basis of having an earlier unregistered mark (first-to-use) but on the basis of passing off.In first-to-file regimes (such as Singapore, China, Hong Kong, and Europe) it is crucial to file for a trademark to be guaranteed any protection in IP court.
What cannot be registered as a trade mark in Singapore?
The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) delineates numerous elements and types of marks that cannot be registered. Some items include: Mark is not distinctive enough. Mark is too common in your particular trade. Offensive marks. Marks leading to immoral behaviour. Descriptive marks. Marks identical to earlier marks. And more. There is no need to know all these rules if you use the Start My Business Singapore Trade MarkRegistration service. We will guide you through the application and minimize the chance of objections to the mark during its examination.
Can I sell my Singapore trade mark or license it to others?
Yes. This is perfectly within your rights to do so. Please seek out expert advice when doing so.