1. Submit application

The applicant shall submit the trademark application documents to the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore. If the application materials do not meet the above requirements, the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore will notify the applicant within the specified period. be modified within the time limit. If the applicant fails to make changes within the deadline, the application will be considered abandoned.

2. Trademark review

At this stage, the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore will review whether the trademark is registrable. If there are any problematic trademark documents, the applicant will receive the reasons for rejection. review report and are required to supplement the necessary materials or modify the application materials within 4 months. If the applicant fails to amend the application materials within the prescribed time limit, it will be deemed to have abandoned the trademark application. Trademark documents without problems will be published in the Trademark Journal.

3. Trademark disclosure

Trademarks that pass the review will be published in the trademark journal for 2 months. Anyone can object to the trademark. During this period, the opponent can make a trademark ruling with the applicant

4. Trademark registration is successful

The trademark registration application has not been opposed, or the trademark document has been approved after the objection ruling. Registration, and the applicant will receive a trademark registration certificate from the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore. If all goes well, trademark registration will take approximately 9 months to complete. A Singapore trademark is valid for 10 years and can be renewed.