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# Navigating the Nice Classification System for Trademarks

Before we go deeper into how trademark classes work, here’s a shortcut that can save you hours:  

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## What are classes when talking about registered trademarks?
Before registering a trademark, one must first define the goods and/or services the trademark is going to be used for. With every trademark application, a clear description of goods and/or services must be provided. 

Trademark: **APPLE** - Description of goods/services: **Computer hardware**

Trademark: **AMAZON** - Description of goods/services: **Electronic retailing services**

Different goods or services are grouped into different classes; therefore, depending on what goods or services one is applying for, registration should be sought in one or more classes.  

The Nice classification (NCL) is the standard classification system that is used by the overwhelming majority of countries around the world. The classification, established by the Nice Agreement (1957), establishes 45 classes. Classes 1 through 34 are for goods and classes 35 through 45 are for services. 

Trademark: **APPLE** - Description of goods/services: **Computer hardware** - Class: **9**

Trademark: **AMAZON** - Description of goods/services: **Electronic retailing services** - Class: **35**

Every single good or service imaginable can be classified into one of the 45 classes, whether because it is expressly included in the predefined list of goods/services of the class, or because the nature of the goods/services corresponds to the general description of the class. 

You can determine in what class a specific good/service corresponds to by [searching the Nice Classification](https://www.wipo.int/classifications/nice/nclpub/en/fr/).

## What is the difference between goods and services in a trademark?
**Goods** are tangible. They consist of products that one may purchase to use or consume. Depending on the nature of the good or product, it may be consumed upon its first use (e.g. chocolate bar, banana, soda water) or may be used on more than one occasion, where the product does not lose its original characteristics (e.g. pen, shoes, motorcycle).

**Services** are intangible. They are actions provided by a third party that may require a special skill or resource. When paying for a service, one does not own the service, only the result of the action provided by the service provider (e.g. haircut, painted wall) or the right to the provision of the service (legal advice from an attorney, a room in a hotel, telephone line provided by a telephone company).

## Can I apply for a trademark that has already been registered by a third party for different products or services (classes) than the ones I am interested in registering for?
Trademark registration is granted in respect to determined goods and/or services (classes). Therefore, although an identical trademark is already registered, if one applies for an identical trademark in a different class, registration could be granted. 

However, registration offices and examiners will analyze if such trademarks may confuse consumers into believing that the products or services come from the same trade source. Part of this analysis consists in checking if the goods and/or services of both trademarks are related or offered in the marketplace in similar channels or placement. If the examiners consider that consumers would believe that both trademarks come from an identical source, the application will receive an objection. Furthermore, the owner of the previously registered trademark may present an opposition to the registration based on the possible confusion caused to consumers or the possible association that consumers may believe to exist between the owners of both trademarks. 

In the case of well-known trademarks, protection usually transcends class protection. Although Coca-Cola does not have their trademark registered for women’s makeup, if someone other than The Coca-Cola Company were to file a trademark for "Cola-Cola" for makeup, the application would almost certainly be refused.

## Select your goods and service description and classes carefully
When applying for a trademark, you will have to determine in what class or classes you wish to register and for which specific goods and/or services.

To do so, just answer these questions: what goods will you sell or what services will you provide? What are you going to promote with your trademark? Answering these questions will determine your goods and services, and with this you will be able to define the classes your trademark will have to be registered for. 

The vast majority of countries use the Nice Classification System; nevertheless, many country offices have their own predefined list of goods and services that usually follows identical or similar criteria to that of the Nice Classification System. Our Trademark Consultants and local attorneys will assist you in defining what description of goods and/or services is most adequate for you. This will allow you to reduce the probabilities of receiving objections caused by inadequacy of the provided description.

Check our blog article to find out more about [the importance of the description of good and services](/describing-goods-and-services-associated-trademark).

Trademarks are registered using the Nice classification system. We look into trademark classes and how to determine which one is appropriate for your trademark.

What is the Nice classification system?

# Trademark Registration in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries

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## What is the Gulf Cooperation Council?
The Gulf Cooperation Council, commonly referred to as the GCC, is an organization formed by the countries of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

The GCC is taking important steps in improving provisions in the trademark laws of each of its member countries to allow trademarks matters to be handled more efficiently and uniformly in all countries that compose the Gulf Cooperation Council.

## How to Protect your Trademark in the GCC Countries?
Unlike other regional agreements that allow for a single trademark application and subsequent registration to grant protection in all member states, in the case of the GCC, in order for a trademark to be protected in all member states, it will have to be filed and registered in all six member countries individually.

iGERENT can help you register your trademark in each of the Gulf Cooperation Council member countries:

[Register your trademark in Bahrain](/trademark-registration-bahrain) - [Register your trademark in Kuwait](/trademark-registration-kuwait) - [Register your trademark in Oman](/trademark-registration-oman) - [Register your trademark in Qatar](/trademark-registration-qatar) - [Register your trademark in Saudi Arabia](/trademark-registration-saudi-arabia) - [Register your trademark in the United Arab Emirates](/trademark-registration-united-arab-emirates)

The GCC currently does not contemplate an individual trademark for all member countries, nor are there any plans to do so in the future.

Therefore, although great steps have been taken to harmonize trademark matters in these countries, currently and in the future, trademark holders will have to apply for their trademarks directly in each member country of the GCC in which they want their trademarks protected. 

As a trademark owner, you may choose to register your trademark in one or more countries of the GCC. When filing a trademark in any of the GCC member states, you are not obligated to register your trademark in the other GCC member countries.

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## What does the Gulf Cooperation Council do for Trademarks?
What the GCC is currently setting out to achieve is for the trademark laws and processes of all countries that belong to the organization be similar.
The key factors that GCC countries are setting out to establish may be subdivided in three main categories:

### What can be registered as a trademark in GCC member countries
The definition of what constitutes a trademark will include sound marks, smell marks and single colors.

### How a trademark can be registered in GCC member countries
Certified translations and transliterations of trademarks that are not in Arabic will have to be presented at the moment of filing.

Multiclass applications will be allowed. Currently, in some member countries, if a trademark is to be registered in more than one class, independent applications for each class have to be filed. With multiclass applications on the way, the costs of registration should decrease for trademarks that will be registered in more than one class.

Priority may be claimed when filing a trademark based on a previous foreign application.

Considerations as to whether identical or similar trademarks exist will not be limited to the class under which a trademark is filed. Confusing similarity also take into account trademarks filed or registered for similar goods or services even if they fall in different classes.

### How a trademark can be enforced in GCC member countries
Protection of well-known trademarks is to improve in regards to what constitutes a well-known trademark. Well-known trademarks in GCC countries will not have to be registered in order to be granted protection. The translation of a well-known trademark will now also have protection.

Finally, once registered, if a trademark is not used for a period of 5 years in the member country of the GCC in which it is registered, third parties will be able to present cancellations actions against the registered trademark.

If you are interested in registering in more than one of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, [contact us](/contact-us) and a Trademark Consultant will send you a quote for a package deal!

Registering your trademark in Gulf Cooperation Council countries is essential if you are doing business in the Middle East. We tell you how you can do so!

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# Understanding Series Trademarks and Their Utility

Practically every country in the word allows one to register trademarks in order to protect the name or design they use to promote their goods or services.

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Why register a trademark?
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The only way to thoroughly protect your trademark is to register it. If you don’t register your brand name as a trademark, then your business could be harmed by third parties who decide to use the same name or logo.

Trademarks are only protected in the country in which they are registered. When a trademark is registered, the ® symbol can be placed next to the trademark. This tells third parties that your trademark is legally protected on a federal level. However, [the registration symbol ®](/registered-trademark-symbols-types-differences-and-uses) can only be used when the trademark that shows on your products or services is identical to the registered trademark. Any variant of the trademark would be considered a different, unregistered trademark and would technically be unprotected.

You may have noticed that many, if not most companies, use different variants of the same trademark on their products. This is usually for design purposes since different versions look better depending on the actual products the trademark is used on, or where on the packaging it is placed. In most cases the differences are minimal, and one may not even notice them. However, no matter how small the difference may be, full trademark protection is only secured upon registration. To maintain protection, the trademark must be identical to the trademark that was filed, otherwise protection will be lost.

It is no surprise that trademark registration is not free. The cost of protecting your trademark will vary depending on the countries you wish to register in and the number of classes that will be included in each registration.

Due to costs and budget limitations many companies do not register all variants of their trademark and generally opt to register the version they use the most, or at least the one that is the most similar to all the other versions. This of course can leave trademark owners unprotected or exposed to legal disputes as third parties may try to use “similar” versions.

Registering your trademark gives you the right to prevent third parties from using not only identical but also confusingly similar trademarks. What may or may not be considered confusingly similar is usually the basis of trademark disputes.

In a perfect world where budgets are not an issue one should register absolutely every version of a trademark that is used.

In the real world, where budgets are always an issue, registering every possible version of a trademark is not cost effective. For some, the solution is to register what is known as “series trademarks”. These “series” allow trademark owners to protect themselves without having to invest more money in multiple trademark registrations just to protect different variants of near identical marks.

What are series trademarks?
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A series trademark refers to several trademarks that are similar yet different only in minor, non-distinctive characters that do not substantially affect the identity of the trademark. Series marks are not only practically identical to each other, but they are also registered in the same country, belong to the same owner, and protect the same products and services.

When one registers a series trademark only a single trademark is registered, but multiple versions of the trademark are included within the registration. Therefore, what would normally need to be registered as different individual trademarks instead is considered as a single registration. Only one registration number is given to all the variations.

Not all countries have the option of registering series trademarks. In fact, only a minimal number of countries allow series trademark registrations. Furthermore, even in the countries that offer this option, the criteria to determine what may or may not constitute an acceptable series trademark can vary.

### Why are Series trademarks useful?

Standard trademarks need to be registered exactly as they will be used. Therefore, when one uses a trademark in different ways with minimal changes these different variants will not be directly protected. In countries where series trademarks are not an option, technically you should register each variant of the trademark as an independent registration, which of course can be incredibly expensive.

In countries where series trademark registration is an option, a single registration of series marks may cover all the different variants that you use. In other words, series trademarks would allow you to register “multiple” variants of the trademark as a single registration, granting protection to each variant by only having to pay for one registration.

### How do you know when you can register a series trademark?

Not all countries currently have this option. Each country has different rules, so to determine if your trademarks can be applied as series trademarks you should always first contact an expert.

Below you can find a few examples of the specific criteria used by some of the trademarks offices around the world that offer series trademark registration as an option. These examples are in addition to the basic requirement that all variants within a series must have the same owner and protect the same products and/or services.

Australia

For series trademarks to be accepted in Australia, the differences between each version should be limited to:

1.  Changes of the goods or services mentioned in the trademark’s name or logo.
2.  Changes of the number, price, quality or names of places in the trademark’s name or logo.
3.  Changes of the colors that are part of the trademark.

New Zealand  
   
For series trademarks to be accepted in New Zealand each version should only differ in the following:

1.  The goods or services stated in the trademark name which the trademark will also protect.
2.  The number, price, quality or names of places stated in the trademark name.
3.  Other non-distinctive changes that do not substantially affect the identity of the trademark.
4.  Color within the trademark’s design.

Singapore

In order for series trademarks to be accepted in Singapore each version presented as a series mark must comply with the following:

1.  Each mark in the series must resemble each of the others in its representation, that is, the main features in each of the trademarks must be the same.
2.  The differences between the marks must be non-distinctive in nature.
3.  The differences between the trademarks must not substantially affect the identity of the trademarks as a whole.

United Kingdom

In order for series trademarks to be accepted in the United Kingdom they should all:

1.  Look the same.
2.  Sound the same.
3.  Mean the same.

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Practically every country in the word allows one to register trademarks in order to protect the name or design they use to promote their goods or services.

Series Mark in Trademark: What It Is and How It Works

# Navigating Trademark Objections and Oppositions


## What are trademark objections and oppositions?
When a trademark is filed, the registration office will examine the application to make sure that the trademark complies with all the registration requirements.

If one or more requirements are not met, the trademark will be refused. This initial refusal can bear different names depending on the jurisdiction. The most common names are objection, office action, examiner’s report or initial refusal of a trademark.

The refusal grounds may be based on formal matters, such as an unclear description of goods and/or services, which can be easily overcome. However, trademarks may also be initially refused if the examiner finds previously filed or registered trademarks to be identical or confusingly similar, or if the trademark does not comply with the distinctiveness requirements (the trademark is found to be generic, descriptive, indicative, etc.).

## What can I do if my trademark application has received an objection, office action, examiners report or initial refusal?
Once a refusal has been received, depending on the grounds for refusal, the applicant may be able to overturn the examiner’s initial findings by submitting arguments of why the trademark should be accepted, or amend and/or clarify any points of the application that have caused the examiner’s initial findings.

The time frames to respond vary between jurisdictions and if no response in presented, the trademark will be declared abandoned, lapsed or definitively refused.

## How can I prevent future conflicts with a similar trademark?
If you believe that a similar trademark may conflict with yours and that its existence may constitute an obstacle to the registration of your trademark, a coexistence agreement may be negotiated between both parties. 

A coexistence agreement can be beneficial for the following reasons:

- It can prevent an examiner’s initial refusal based on the existence of the trademark with whose owner a coexistence agreement has been reached.

- It can prevent the success of opposition actions between the parties as long as both comply with the negotiated agreement.

- It can prevent possible law suits from being presented based on trademark infringement. 

Bear in mind that not all coexistence agreements will be valid or taken into account by trademark offices or authorities. If the examiner believes that the existence of both trademarks will confuse consumers, or be contrary to public interest, the coexistence agreements may be ignored by trademark offices. Coexistence agreements may not be used to control certain sectors of markets, promote actions of unfair competition or create monopolies.

## What is a coexistence agreement?
A coexistence agreement is a contract between two trademarks holders in which they formally state that neither of the trademarks affect each other’s interests when used or registered in certain territories and for certain goods and/or services, as long as certain standards of behavior or commitments are met. Such contracts also declare that neither party will oppose the registration or use of the counterpart’s trademarks as long as the undertaken commitments are held. 

At the very least a coexistence agreement should include:

- Clear identification of both parties.

- Clear identification of the trademarks that both owners wish to allow to coexist.

- Clear identification of classes, products and services each trademark is limited to and is to be registered and used in commerce for.

- Clear identification of the countries or territories in which the coexistence agreement is to have effect between both parties.

## What is a third-party opposition to a trademark?
A trademark opposition is an action brought on by any third party who wishes to prevent a filed trademark from being registered, if they feel that the trademark may harm their business or legitimate interest. The great majority of jurisdictions have a determined time-frame or window of opportunity called the publication period during a trademark’s registration process when oppositions can be filed. 

Some of the factors that may compel a third party to oppose a trademark are:

- The third party is the owner of identical or similar trademarks.

- The third party believes the published trademark may be confused in the marketplace with theirs.

- The third party thinks the trademark is being registered in bad faith.

- The third party believes the trademark does not comply with the necessary requirements to be granted protection.

The period of time for oppositions to be presented varies in each jurisdiction. 

## What can I do if my trademark application has received an opposition from a third party?
Whether or not an opposition can be overcome will depend on the merits of each case. In most cases, opposition proceedings end up being more expensive than the price of an application. Knowing this, the opposing party often files oppositions in order to deter holders from defending their trademarks. In some jurisdictions, not defending a trademark from an opposition will automatically cause it to be refused. Nevertheless, if a trademark is a pivotal element of a business, defending a filed trademark from an opposition may be worth the time and money.

Although the arguments used to defend one's trademark application will depend on each individual circumstance, they are usually related to the reasons why the filed trademark does not cause confusion in the marketplace with the opposing party's trademark, or why the applicant has legitimate rights over the trademark (e.g. the trademark has been effectively used for a considerable period of time and has gained recognition in the marketplace).

## Can a registered trademark be canceled, invalidated, annulled, or revoked?
Yes. Legal proceedings and actions aiming at cancelling a trademark’s registration are possible in the vast majority of jurisdictions. The grounds on which such actions may be based vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. However, whatever the basis for cancellation, the existence of the trademark must in some way affect the legitimate rights of the party who is presenting the cancellation action.

Some grounds for which a cancellation action may be evoked are:

- If a registered trademark may cause confusion with another previously registered trademark;

- If the trademark is or has [become generic since its registration](/registered-trademarks-daily-language). This is the case with trademarks that no longer serve to differentiate a trader’s or provider’s goods or services from others, and are now the widely used expression in the market place to refer to a determined product or service, regardless of its source;

- If the trademark was registered in bad faith;

- If the registered trademark is a well-known or famous trademark, and the registrant is not the real owner or does not have the real owner’s authorization.

- If the trademark has not been used in a real and effective way for a determined number or years. 

What grounds are acceptable, if any, will depend on the jurisdiction of interest.

What are objections, oppositions, cancellation or invalidity actions for trademarks and what to do if you receive one.

A guide to trademark objections and oppositions

# What is the Madrid System?

The Madrid System for multinational trademark applications aims at facilitating the process of trademark registration in a [large number of countries](http://www.wipo.int/export/sites/www/treaties/en/documents/pdf/madrid_marks.pdf "Madrid system members"). It is governed by the Madrid Protocol, a treaty signed by multiple members, and allows a trademark holder to request the extension of a single trademark application or registration made in one member country to any number of other member countries.

If you need personalized assistance please visit our page about the [Madrid System](/madrid-system-trademark-registration "Madrid System") or [contact us](/#contact-us-form "Contact Us").


## How does the Madrid System work?
  
### Requirements

In order to use the system, a potential applicant must comply with one of the following requirements:

*   Be a national of a Madrid Union member country; or
*   Be a resident of a Madrid Union member country; or
*   Have a real and effective industrial or commercial establishment in Madrid Union member country.

This will determine the applicant’s country of origin. 


### Application process

The first stage of the process is to file a trademark application or have a trademark registered in the country of origin. This is done through the local trademarks office in compliance with the country’s requirements. Once the local trademark is filed or registered, an application is made to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) via the local trademarks office to extend the trademark to the designated member countries.

The trademarks office of each designated country will then proceed to examine and accept or refuse the application depending on their local regulations.

## Should I use the Madrid System?

### Geographical coverage

A great number of countries and organizations are current signatories of the Madrid Protocol, including the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and African Intellectual Property Organization (OAPI), and more are very likely to enter the system in the short to mid-term. The WIPO states that these jurisdictions cover more than 80% of the world trade. Nevertheless, it is worth mentioning that some important markets are not members of the system, among others Hong Kong and the majority of South America. 

### Saving Time and Money

One of the main benefits of the Madrid system is convenience, as a single application is filed, in one language, with no need for translations, Power of Attorney documents or other documentation. This also means significant reductions in costs, as the applicant will not need to pay the legal fees of local attorneys or agents in order to file the application. It is also worth mentioning that the system permits “subsequent designation”, which means that it is possible to extend the application to new member countries gradually once the initial WIPO application is filed, as the applicant’s business expands and their budget increases.

The system also facilitates the subsequent managing of the trademark portfolio, such as renewals or change of owner’s details, since they can be done in bulk via WIPO instead of individually in each country. Finally, applying via the Madrid system ensures that applications will be processed in a timeframe of 18 months, which can be a significant advantage in some countries where the length of the process for locally-filed applications can be much longer.

## Main drawbacks of the Madrid System

Frequently these drawbacks mean that using the System is not that beneficial. If you want to file in individual countries we suggest that you visit our [International Trademark Registration](/international-trademark-registration "International Trademark Registration") page and contact us if you have any questions.

### Lack of flexibility

One of the system’s main benefits – the filing of one single application – can also be one of its drawbacks, as it means that the applications in all countries will be exactly identical. Though this is not always an issue, in some cases applicants would appreciate being able to tailor the description of goods or services to a specific local market. Furthermore, a description that is acceptable to WIPO might be unacceptable in some local offices, leading to objections or initial refusals to the application.

### Responses to local refusal

If the application should receive a refusal or an objection in one of the designated countries, then any defense or response will have to be presented via a local attorney or agent in that same country, which means the applicant will have to find one such local representative, incur additional costs for the take-over, eventual translations and the preparation and filing of the defense, and, depending on the country, might also have to execute a Power of Attorney to appoint the local representative. 

### Dependence on the Country of Origin Trademark

During a period of five years following its registration, the international trademark in all designated countries is subjected to the validity of the trademark that is registered or filed in the country of origin. If this mark were to be definitively refused, cancelled or revoked, then the international trademark, that is to say, all the local applications based on the initial WIPO application, would also be lost – and along with it the substantial investment that this trademark represented. 

### Local requirements

Some countries that are members of the Madrid system have some specific requirements, such as for instance the filing of a Declaration of Use or Specimen of Use. Applications made via the Madrid system are still subjected to those requirements, which some applicants neglect to fulfill, leading to the lapse of the registration in some jurisdictions.

## Our services

### Madrid / WIPO trademark applications

We can help you file a WIPO application and extend it to any of the Madrid members from the following countries of origin: Australia, Austria, Benelux, China, European Union, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States.

If you wish to extend your application from any other country of origin please write to us and we will let you know if we can assist you.

### Responses to Provisional Refusals

If you have received a provisional refusal to your WIPO application in one of the designated countries, we will be able to assist you thanks to our extended network of trustworthy and experienced local attorneys. Just send us the details of the refusal and we will get back to you.

The Trademark Madrid System for multinational trademark applications aims at facilitating the process of trademark registration in a large number of countries.

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