TRADEMARK

WHAT IS TRADEMARK?

In today’s globalized marketplace, a unique identity is more than just a name or logo—it’s the very essence of your brand’s value and recognition. Trademarks protect this identity, ensuring that your brand remains exclusively yours, safeguarded from imitation and misuse. Our platform offers a holistic suite of trademark services, from registration and monitoring to enforcement and defense, ensuring your brand stands distinct and secure.

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WHAT DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED

Logo, name, or design you wish to trademark.
Details of products or services the trademark will represent.
Previous trademark registrations or applications, if any.
Evidence of prior use or brand recognition (for certain claims).
Any potential opposition or challenges you’re aware of.
Documentation of any trademark conflicts or disputes in the past.
Details of any coexistence agreements or permissions.
Other related brand assets or intellectual property details.
For renewal: Details of the original registration and usage evidence.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

WHAT IS ESTABLISHMENT OF PT PMA

Why is trademark registration important?

Registering a trademark legally protects your brand's identity, preventing others from using a similar mark that can cause confusion. It also provides legal remedies against unauthorized use.

How long does trademark protection last?

The duration of trademark protection varies by jurisdiction, but typically, a trademark lasts for 10 years from the date of registration and can be renewed indefinitely.

Can I trademark a common word or phrase?

Generally, common words or phrases cannot be trademarked unless they acquire a secondary meaning, distinguishing them from the ordinary use.

What's the difference between ™ and ® symbols?

The ™ symbol indicates that a trademark is claimed but not necessarily registered. The ® symbol indicates that the trademark is officially registered with the respective trademark office.

How do I enforce my trademark rights?

If you suspect infringement, consult with trademark specialists. They can guide you on cease and desist letters, negotiations, or legal actions, if necessary.