Grenada Trademark Renewal

A trademark is valid for 10 years from the date of application. It is renewable for subsequent 10-year periods.

• 6 months before expiration: You may file a standard renewal.
• 6-month grace period after expiration: Renewal is still allowed but with increased fees.
• After the grace period: The trademark is removed from the register. Restoration is generally not permitted, and you must file a new application.

To renew your trademark in Grenada, you must submit:

• A completed Form 3
• A signed Authorization of Agent (AOA)
• Payment of the official renewal fee
• Additional late renewal fees if filed within the grace period

The renewal is published officially.

• Grace period: 6 months from the expiration date
• Late fees: Additional fees per class apply monthly during the grace period

• Restoration is not guaranteed
• A new application may be required if the Registrar does not permit restoration

• Update your business name or address with CAIPO
• Ensure your agent information is current
• Grenada does not issue reminders, so monitor deadlines carefully

Avoid these issues:

• Missing the grace period deadline
• Assuming restoration is guaranteed
• Failing to file Form 3 or a valid AOA

You can renew during the 6-month grace period with late fees. After that, your trademark is removed and may not be restorable.

Only in rare cases and at the Registrar's discretion. Otherwise, a new application is required.

No. Proof of use is not required for renewal in Grenada.

Notify CAIPO immediately using the appropriate forms to keep your records up-to-date.