Trademark in vietnam

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[...]

Question: Our company want to maintain its Cambodia trademark registration, would you please: - Specify whether each above operation should be recorded, or we can skip these steps and record a transfer from A to B; - If this first solution doesn’t apply, let us know, for each step, what documents...

In order to obtain the trademark registration in Viet Nam, you must file the application for granting a Trademark. The application for a trademark 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.

Procedure and timeline for registering trademark in Vietnam is as follows: 1.Procedure and Timeline The duration of a trademark search is around 10-15 working days. The duration of trademark application is around 14-18 months - from the filing date to the actual receipt of the registration. The process involves these stages: (1) formality examination and publication in the Gazette (3...

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...

Question: Please advise us the details of registration trademark in Cambodia and Myanmar? Answer: Thank you very much for your email regarding the subject matter. We hereby confirm that we are capable of assisting you with handling all IP matters in Myanmar in an efficient and cost-competitive manner. I.Regarding your enquiries concerning the subject matter,...

A cancellation action may be filed by any third party at any time within five (5) years from the date of registration if it can be evidenced that the mark does not meet the criteria for protection[...]