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1. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentTrade Mark Guide - GOV.UK

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   Contents. What is a trade mark? ..............................................................1. Trade mark data........................................................................4. Are...

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2. www.gov.uk › search-for-trademarkSearch for a trade mark - GOV.UK

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   Find details of trade marks to: check if a similar trade mark to your brand already exists in the UK; find out who owns a trade mark; Search by trade mark number. Search by owner.

3. www.gov.uk › how-to-register-a-trade-markRegister a trade mark : Overview - GOV.UK

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   Protect your brand by registering it as a trade mark - how to apply, fees, responding to objections to your trade mark, using the ® symbol.

   • You can register your trade mark to protect your brand, for example the name of your product or service. When you register your trade mark, you’ll...
   • Before you apply for a trade mark you need to: decide which general category and specific type of goods or services (known as ‘classes’ and ‘terms’...
   • To apply you’ll need: details of what you want to register, for example the words or slogan you want to use, or an illustration the personal or com...
   • The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) will examine your application and send you an ‘examination report’ within 2 to 3 weeks. The report tells you...
   • Your trade mark will be registered around 10 weeks (2 months, plus 2 weeks) after it has been published, if it has not been opposed. You’ll get a c...

4. wysebridge.com › publication-number-intellectualpublication number: Intellectual Property Terminology Explained

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   Decoding Publication Numbers: What They Mean. In the world of intellectual property, publication numbers hold a significant place. These alphanumeric codes serve as unique identifiers for various IP-related documents such as patents, trademark applications, and patent specifications.

5. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentManual of trade marks practice - GOV.UK

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   trade mark. An application must include a list, or statement, of all goods and services (the specification) for which an applicant uses or intends to use the trade mark. It is not essential to...

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6. www.briffa.com › blog › trade-mark-registrationsTrade Mark Registration: A Guide To Registering In The UK

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   Jan 12, 2023 · Registering a trade mark gives you protection for arguably your most valuable asset: your brand. Owning a trade mark gives you the exclusive right to use that trade mark, as well as the legal right to stop others using your mark without authorisation from you.

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   Can a number be used as a trade mark?

   • Numerals and letter/number combinations will be accepted as trade marks provided that they appear sufficiently random to individualise the goods/services of one undertaking. The distinctiveness of the mark must be assessed in respect of the goods/services at issue.

   Manual of trade marks practice - GOV.UK

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   When does a registered proprietor have to demonstrate use of a trade mark?

   • The obligation to demonstrate use of the trade mark is not applicable immediately after registration of the trade mark; instead the registered proprietor has five years following the completion of the registration procedure to put the trade mark into use on the goods and/or services for which the trade mark was registered.

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   Is a combination of letters an ordinary trade mark?

   • Combinations of letters are commonly used as ordinary trade marks, but they are also commonly used to denote the name of an association. It is therefore equally plausible that the mark may be seen as an ordinary trade mark as it is to being seen as a collective mark.

   Manual of trade marks practice - GOV.UK

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   What is considered a trade mark?

   • Your trade mark can consist of words, sounds, logos or colours, or any combinations of these things. However, not everything qualifies as a trade mark. For example, you cannot register a trade mark including an offensive term like something containing swear words.

   How to Register Your Trade Mark in the UK

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   How long does it take to register a trade mark?

   • You will have to resolve them before you can register your trade mark. If there are no issues, it usually takes around 3 to 4 months from application for your trade mark to be granted. View a timeline of the process. Registering a trade mark in the UK only protects your brand in the UK and the Isle of Man.

   Register a trade mark : Overview - GOV.UK

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   What are the rules for registering a trade mark?

   • The other main rule is that your trade mark must be unique. If someone else is already using the same image or wording, it will not be considered unique. Before proceeding to the application stage, the final thing you must do is to check that no one else has already registered a trade mark similar to your intended trade mark.

   How to Register Your Trade Mark in the UK

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8. legalvision.co.uk › register-your-trade-markHow to Register Your Trade Mark in the UK

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   Oct 14, 2024 · Registering a trade mark protects your business’s brand and is a straightforward process via the UK Intellectual Property Office. Ensure your trade mark is unique, not overly descriptive, and fits within specific trade mark classes.