TRADEMARK

Trademarks are regarded as one of a company’s most valuable intangible assets. Sometimes the whole value of the factory, investment equipment, products, supplies, and services is still less than the value of the enterprise’s brand names. As a result, trademark registration is not only a required and sufficient requirement for each item and service prior to entering the market, but it also serves as a foundation for the growth of the enterprise’s assets. The trademark of products and services is what buyers identify with the prestige, quality, and trust of a certain product or service. Because a trademark is a symbol used to distinguish one business unit’s goods and services from those of another.

TRADEMARK REGISTRATION IN VIETNAM

Trademark registration in Vietnam is a legal procedure that involves applying to the National Office of Intellectual Property for the exclusive right to use a trademark or mark in a particular field(s) of products or services. The following steps are included in the trademark registration procedure: Execute the trademark search, Submit the trademark application. Keep track of the records, Granting a protection certificate or responding to a rejection notification Renewal of the trademark certificate is required.

REGISTRATION PROCESS

Trademark registration in Vietnam must be done in accordance with the administrative processes approved and accepted by the NOIP. As a result, the trademark registration method involves the following phases:

Phase 1: Check for the possibility of trademark registration and guide to adjust the trademark in case it contains signs that are identical with registered one – 10 days

Phase 2: File the trademark application – 03 days

Phase 3: Follow up trademark registration records at the NOIP – 22 months

Phase 3: Grant protection certificate or respond to the refusal notification – 10 days

Phase 5: Renew the validity of the trademark registration certificate – 03 days

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PROFESSION AND EXPERIENCED IN:

• Provide legal assistance on trademark registration processes and requirements.
• Providing advice on the possibility of trademark registration;
• Free preliminary examination of the ability to register a trademark;
• Intensive trademark search at the National Office of Intellectual Property — at your own expense;
• Representing consumers for Trademark Registration and throughout the Trademark Registration procedure;
• Documentation/dossiers for trademark registration;
• Filing and monitoring the registration procedure, as well as application assessment at the National Office of Intellectual Property;
• Customers are represented throughout the whole process of establishing rights and responding to formal contact with the National Office of Intellectual Property on trademark registration.
• Providing information to consumers and exchanging information with them during the trademark registration process.