1. Submit an application

Applicants who plan to apply for a Canadian trademark need to prepare the materials required for Canadian trademark registration in advance and be prepared to pay the fees for Canadian trademark registration. It is then submitted to the National Industrial Property Office of Canada for a Canadian trademark registration application.

2. The Canadian National Industrial Property Office issues a reply receipt

The Canadian National Industrial Property Office will issue a Canadian trademark registration application receipt to the applicant via email. The receipt of receipt informs you of the Canadian trademark application date and application number. Applicants for Canadian trademark registration need to record this as it will be used multiple times in future correspondence with the National Industrial Property Office of Canada.

3. Canadian Trademark Application Announcement

The Canadian Industrial Property Office will publish the Canadian trademark in the Industrial Property Journal of the Canadian National Industrial Property Office within six weeks after the applicant receives the receipt. Registration application.

4. Review

The National Industrial Property Office of Canada will review the application materials for Canadian trademark registration, for example, whether the trademark to be registered has a similar trademark, and whether the application form for Canadian trademark registration is Complete, whether the application fee has been paid, etc.

If the above problems are encountered in the Canadian trademark registration application, the trademark registration application will be rejected or required to make corrections.

At the same time, the Canadian trademark registration application materials will be publicized for two months, and opinions and objections raised by Canadian parties will be accepted within two months.

5. Public registration

If the Canadian trademark registration passes the review process, the Canadian National Industrial Property Office will publicly register the trademark within five months at the earliest.