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In Antigua and Barbuda, trademarks are registered with the Antigua and Barbuda Intellectual Property & Commerce Office (ABIPCO) and must be renewed every 10 years to maintain protection.
Failure to renew on time results in automatic cancellation, requiring a new registration with no guarantee of approval.
A trademark registration in Antigua and Barbuda is valid for ten (10) years from the registration date. It can be renewed indefinitely for additional 10-year periods
The renewal process follows these timelines:
To renew a trademark with ABIPCO, the following must be submitted:
To avoid renewal issues, trademark owners should ensure their registration details are correct:
Trademark owners should avoid these common mistakes:
By avoiding these mistakes, trademark owners can ensure their brand remains protected under Antigua and Barbuda trademark law
If you miss the renewal deadline, you can still renew your trademark within a six-month grace period by paying an additional 50% late renewal fee. If you fail to renew within this period, the trademark will lapse.
No, once a trademark is canceled due to non-renewal, it cannot be reinstated. A new trademark application must be filed.
No, proof of use is not required for trademark renewal in Antigua and Barbuda.
Trademark renewal can be requested up to six (6) months before its expiration date.
Yes, after the grace period ends, the trademark becomes available for new applications.
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