Trademark Registration Certificate
Obtain, replace or correct the certificate.
The certificate is issued once a mark clears examination, publication and the opposition period. It is the document a marketplace, a bank or a licensee asks for as proof of the right.
Certificates are now issued electronically, and a delay usually means something is unresolved on the file rather than a postal problem — an unanswered examination point, or an opposition still open.
Where a certificate is lost, or carries an error in the proprietor name or address, a duplicate or a correction is applied for rather than a fresh registration.
What is included
- File status checked and any pending item cleared
- Certificate obtained from the registry
- Duplicate certificate application where lost
- Correction of errors in the register
What we need from you
- Application or registration number
- Proprietor identity and address proof
- Details of the error, for a correction
- Power of attorney
Questions
How long after registration is the certificate issued?
Usually within a few weeks of the opposition period closing, and it is issued electronically. A longer wait almost always means something on the file is still open rather than that the certificate is in transit.
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