Trademark in vietnam

“Madrid applications” are referred to the applications for international registration of marks filed under the Madrid Agreement or the Madrid Protocol, including[...]

SBLAW would like to advise you on the procedure and our fee schedule in relation to the trademark registration proceeding in Vietnam as follows:  1. FEE SCHEDULE 1.1 Trademark information      -    Trademark:       -     Class 29       -     PRC priority application in Australia   1.2    Fee schedule  In Vietnam, multi-class application is applicable. The...

In case client would like to search and protect his trademark in Vietnam, client should provide SBLaw the following documents: I. REQUIRED INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTS -        Name and address of the Applicant; -        List of Goods/Services; -        Specimen of the applied mark; -        An original Power of Attorney which is simply signed by the...

(1) Filing the application The application for a mark registration must be filed directly or by mail, to the National Office of Intellectual Property of Viet Nam (NOIP) or its brand offices in Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang. Organizations, individuals of Viet Nam, foreign individuals permanently residing in Viet...

S&B Law understands that Client is now in need of our assistance in (i) Reviewing the Trademark and Copyright Agreement (“Agreement”) to protect the highest possible rights and interests of Client while ensuring the compliance of the same with prevailing laws of Vietnam and (ii) Reviewing the translation of the Agreement...

In case your company will use our services in registration of 01 trademark in Vietnam and USA for 01 class.     SBLAW would like to set out the guidelines steps as follows: We will draft a Consultancy Contact on IP (by English/Vietnamese version) and revert a soft copy to your company...

Question: Please advise us the legal procedure to register trademark in Vietnam? Answer: Thank you very much for your email regarding the subject matter. Regarding your enquiries concerning the subject matter, we would like to advise you on the procedure and our fee schedule in relation to the trademark registration proceeding...

As the leading IP international Agent, SBLAW would like to give you some information about the registration of trademark in Cambodia as follows:

If the applicant to whom the National Office Intellectual Property (NOIP) has sent a notice on its intended refusal of the application fails to correct errors or unsatisfactorily corrects errors or makes no opposition or makes unreasonable opposition to the intended rejection within the set time limit,[...]

1.The official fee for registering Vietnam trademark It is different from the other countries as China, Thailand, in Vietnam, multi-class application is applicable[...]

Question: Dear Sirs, Please provide me a fee quotation for filing a trademark application in Vietnam. Thank you. Answer: Thank you for your email today regarding the subject matter. Regarding your enquiries concerning the subject matter, we would like to advise you on the procedure and our fee schedule in relation to...

A trademark search prior to filing a trademark application is not compulsory, however it is highly recommended by us to save time and costs since the duration for trademark registration in Vietnam is rather long, in around one year[...]

After registering the mark, the applicant should be noted as below circumstances[...]

  On 27th December, 2024, the Intellectual Property Office issued Notice No. 4039/TB-SHTT regarding the unified application of the International Classification of Goods and Services under the Nice Agreement, Version 12-2025. Accordingly, the new classification has been officially applied since 1st January, 2025 and it has been published on the...

A mark shall be eligible for protection when it satisfies the following conditions: It is a visible sign in the form of letters, words, drawings or images including holograms, or a combination thereof, represented in one or more colours. But the most important, the mark is capable of distinguishing goods...