Trade Marks Journal UK Explained
Discover what the Trade Marks Journal UK is, how it works, and why RevoMark is the trusted choice for handling trademark publications and oppositions.
Search the trade marks journal to find trade mark applications or amendments made in the last week. You can object to a trade mark application for 2 months after it's published in the journal .
Trade Marks Journal
Trade Marks Journal Current Journal Official Online Journal - UK trade mark applications and International Registrations (IR) designating the UK accepted in the previous week. Printed Journal including other publications (pdf 14.17 Mb) - UK applications amended or corrected after publication, cancelled publications and restrictions to goods ...
Previous Trade Marks Journals From 5 April 2013, all International UK designations and UK applications are integrated and published in one Journal , listed below.
Registering Trademarks in the UK
4. Publication and Opposition If accepted, the mark is published in the UK Trade Marks Journal for a two-month opposition window. Extensions may be granted upon request. 5. Registration
Our trade mark journal contains full details of trade marks that have been accepted or are awaiting registration. It is published each Friday and is available online or to download in PDF or as an XML data file.
The 2
When a new trademark is published in the UK Trade Marks Journal , you have exactly two months to oppose it. Miss the window and your only option is expensive cancellation proceedings.
Guidance on how to register, manage and enforce a trade mark . A trade mark protects your brand, for example the name of your product or service.
UK Trademark Journal
UK Trademark Journal : how it works, conducting a search, key timelines, and how Thao & Co. supports your registration process.
A UK registration must be renewed every ten years. If you are also interested in protecting your mark in other European countries in addition to the UK , the European Union Trade Mark (EUTM) 1 application is an option - see our separate page on this topic: European Union Trade Marks - The Basics. How do you register abroad?