Panama Trademark Registration According to law, trademark registration applications should be submitted to the Industrial Property Office of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Each application is reviewed with respect to the form of the document and the registrability of the mark. If the registration is not refused, the trademark will be published in the Industrial Property Gazette. If there is no objection within 3 months after the announcement, the trademark will be able to be registered. For rejected applications, the applicant has the right to apply to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry for review once. If the applicant does not respond to the last examination opinion sent by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry within one year, the application will be deemed invalid. If you are dissatisfied with this ruling, you can also file a review with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and then file a lawsuit in court.