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Apply for IP

Online services
Our online forms to apply for your IP rights and for any other request
Apply for trade marks
All information related to trade mark availability and how to search
Apply for designs
All the information you need to know to succeed with your application
Geographical indications info
Craft and industrial products, agricultural products, wines and spirit drinks
User Area
The secure platform from which you can interact with us electronically
Mediation Centre
Resolve IP disputes amicably and effectively through mediation and other alternative dispute resolution (ADR) tools
Law and case-law
Find the laws relating to EUTMs, REUDs, and GIs for craft and industrial products, as well as key international agreements
Guidelines
The EUIPO Guidelines for examination of trade marks, designs and geographical indications for craft and industrial products

About IP

Getting started
All information you need to know to succeed in your application
SME corner
Empower your business with a wealth of curated resources designed for SME success
Learning corner
The EUIPO Academy is our learning and knowledge sharing hub
Publications
A range of publications from the Observatory, aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of IP
DesignEuropa Awards
Our page dedicated to the DesignEuropa Awards
Enforce IP
The European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights is a network of experts, specialist stakeholders, and enforcement entities dedicated to enforcing IP rights.
IP in education
A network that aims to promote entrepreneurship and responsible digital engagement among young Europeans
Copyright Knowledge Centre
Interactive map, studies, case law, trainings: Our new hub helps you better understand, protect and enforce your rights

Trade marks

Your trade mark tells consumers who you are

Trade mark (cartoon)

Registration

If your trade mark application is successful, the registration will be published. Publishing the registration ensures that other trade mark owners and the general public are aware that this particular trade belongs to you.

Publication of the registration is free of charge and you’ll be able to obtain a certificate of registration.

  • REGISTRATION
  • Publication
  • Download the certificate

Congratulations, you now own an EU trade mark!

Following registration, we recommend that you make it clear that your trade mark is aregistered trade mark. This may avoid potential infringements and help you in the event of any legal action.

How to show your trade mark is protected

You can use the® symbol to show that your trade mark is registered.

You can also indicate theEU trade mark number next to your trade mark.

Do not use the ® symbol on a mark that is not registered as using this symbol with an unregistered mark can be considered a civil or criminal offence.


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