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Keep your trademark rights active in Haiti by filing your declaration of use or non-use/continuity with iGERENT, trusted by 12,000+ businesses and with over 25,000 trademarks handled since 2014. Meet Haitian requirements on time, so your mark stays active, protected, and in good standing.
Use our contact form to send your registration details, classes, and your trademark status in Haiti. We’ll take it from there.
An expert checks when your declaration is due and whether a declaration of use or a declaration of non-use is most appropriate for your situation. We’ll confirm the requirements and send you a clear, tailored quote.
Depending on your case, we prepare the sworn declaration and help you gather any evidence of use, so your submission meets the Haitian authorities’ expectations.
We handle the submission of your declaration of use or non-use, manage any follow-ups, and keep you updated until the process is complete.
In Haiti, a declaration of use or non-use (declaration of continuity) must be filed within the first three months of the sixth year following registration or renewal. Failure to file on time can invalidate your mark and block renewal.
Whether your mark is actively used or not, you must file the right affidavit. A declaration of use shows the mark is still in force, while a declaration of non-use (with a legitimate reason) allows you to retain rights even if the mark isn’t in use.
Managing trademarks in different countries means juggling different deadlines and requirements. We centralize the process so you don’t have to track multiple systems on your own.
From deadline checks to final submission, we handle your Haiti declaration end to end, so you can keep your trademark in good standing without stress or uncertainty.
You’ll have a single point of contact who explains each step, answers questions quickly, and keeps everything moving forward.
Haiti requires proof of use or an affidavit of non-use within specific deadlines and formalities. We tailor your declaration to local requirements to reduce avoidable issues.
You’ll receive a clear quote based on your trademark details and filing scope, so you know what’s included—no hidden fees.
We prepare your declaration, submit it to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, manage any follow-up, and keep you informed until completion.
Haiti’s trademark maintenance rules can feel unclear, especially if you don’t file there often or you manage multiple jurisdictions. These FAQs explain what the declaration is, when it’s due, and what you may need to prepare. If you don’t see your question here, contact our team and we’ll guide you based on your trademark details.
Haiti requires the declaration within the first three months of the sixth year following the registration date or following the most recent renewal. Missing this window can put your trademark at risk, so we always confirm the correct deadline before moving forward.
If the declaration is not filed on time, your trademark registration may become vulnerable and could be considered invalid. That can create serious issues if you need to enforce your rights or renew later. Our team helps you avoid preventable risks by confirming the filing window and handling the process correctly.
If you’re filing a declaration of use, you will typically need to provide evidence showing the trademark is being used. What qualifies can vary depending on your industry and how the brand is used in practice.
Don’t worry, your dedicated agent will tell you what’s acceptable and help you prepare the safest submission.
It depends on your goods/services and how you operate, but common examples of “proof of use” may include:
If you’re unsure what to provide, we’ll guide you step by step and help you choose evidence that supports your filing.
You may still be able to maintain your registration by filing a declaration of non-use, supported by a legitimate explanation. We’ll review your situation and confirm the most appropriate approach before any filing is prepared.
Trusted by 12,000+ businesses and with over 25,000 trademarks handled since 2014, we simplify delaration of use filing through one dedicated specialist coordinating local attorneys worldwide.
With iGERENT, you get expert guidance and a fully managed filing: we confirm deadlines, prepare the correct declaration (use or non-use), and handle submission and follow-up with the Haitian authorities, so you stay compliant with confidence.
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