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What does territorial extension of foreign trademarks mean?

Foreign trademark territorial extension refers to the application by the registrant of an international trademark registration to designate his or her trademark to a Madrid Union member state for protection. An application for territorial extension can be filed during the international registration of a trademark or after the international registration of a trademark is completed, which is divided into "territorial extension application" and "late territorial extension application".

"Application for territorial extension" means that when the applicant applies for international registration of a trademark, he names the country requesting protection in the relevant columns of the application for international registration. Both the international registration and the "application for territorial extension" At the same time; "late extension application for territorial extension" means that after the registrant obtains international registration for its trademark, it needs to apply for adding a country for trademark protection in the member states of the Madrid Union. This application is made after the international registration of the trademark.