Step 1: Submit an application for EU trademark registration

There are two types of applications for EU trademark registration: online applications and paper applications. Currently, the cost of submitting an EU trademark registration application online is more expensive. Low and only one language is required. In addition, EU trademark registration can also be applied through the fast-track application channel, which speeds up the EU trademark review process.

Step 2: EU trademark review

After receiving the EU trademark registration application submitted by the applicant, the European Union Intellectual Property Office will conduct a trademark review and notify the EU trademark applicant if there are any problems. Make corrections within 2 months. If the trademark correction is not made within the specified time, the European Union Intellectual Property Office will reject the EU trademark application, in whole or in part.

Step 3: Disclose the EU trademark application and trademark announcement objection

If the EU Intellectual Property Office finds that there are no problems when reviewing the applicant’s EU trademark application, the applicant’s EU Trademark registration applications will be published in the EU Trademark Gazette. Anyone can file a trademark objection to the trademark registration application within 1-3 months after the application is published.

Step 4: EU Trademark Registration and Disclosure

If no one raises a trademark objection or opinion within the 1-3 month announcement opposition period, the EU Intellectual Property Office will The applicant submits an EU trademark registration application for trademark registration, publishes the registered trademark in the EU Trademark Gazette, and issues an electronic registration certificate to the applicant.