After a trademark is successfully registered, its term is typically 10 years (varies by country or region). If the mark is not renewed upon expiry, the rights will lapse, which can lead to loss of exclusivity. Timely renewal ensures your brand remains protected and helps prevent third-party squatting or hijacking.

Core Services

• Renewal Filing – Submit the trademark renewal application within 12 months before expiry.

• Grace-Period Reminder – Renewal is still possible within 6 months after expiry (late fees apply).

• International Renewals – Assistance with renewals under the Madrid System and separate national renewals.

• Status Monitoring – Reminders for key deadlines at each stage for trademark owners.

• Legal Support – Professional responses in cases of renewal refusals or disputes.

Service Workflow

1. Trademark Status Monitoring – Systematically check for marks nearing expiry.

2. Expiry Reminder Notification – Proactively send notices for expiry and the grace period.

3. Confirm Renewal Needs – Confirm the renewal plan and required countries with the client.

4. Prepare and File Renewal – Submit materials to national/international authorities.

5. Pay Official Fees – Ensure renewal formalities comply with regulations.

6. Obtain Renewal Confirmation – Provide official renewal approval documents.