Japan Trademark Renewal
Japan trademark renewal is time-sensitive. iGERENT tracks JPO deadlines, manages your filing, and helps you keep your rights intact without delays or missed steps.
Japan trademark renewal is time-sensitive. iGERENT tracks JPO deadlines, manages your filing, and helps you keep your rights intact without delays or missed steps.
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Registering a trademark in Japan grants exclusive rights to use the mark in connection with specific goods and services. However, these rights are not indefinite. To maintain protection, trademark owners must comply with renewal requirements before expiration. Understanding the trademark renewal process in Japan, including deadlines and requirements, is essential to avoid cancellation.
A trademark registration in Japan is valid for ten (10) years from the date of registration. It can be renewed indefinitely in ten-year increments through the Japan trademark renewal process.
To ensure uninterrupted protection, trademark owners should plan ahead and begin the Japan trademark renewal process:
To complete your trademark renewal in Japan, you must submit the following to the Japan Patent Office (JPO):
No proof of use is required, but maintaining active use is advisable to avoid challenges from third parties.
For a smooth trademark maintenance process in Japan, ensure your trademark records are current:
Many trademark owners lose rights due to avoidable mistakes:
Avoid these mistakes to ensure your trademark validity in Japan and uninterrupted brand protection.
You can still renew within the six-month grace period, but you must pay a late fee. Failure to act during this window results in the cancellation of your trademark.
No. Once a trademark is canceled due to non-renewal, it cannot be reinstated. You must file a new application with the Japan Patent Office (JPO).
No, proof of use is not required. However, if your trademark is not actively used, it may be vulnerable to cancellation challenges.
Trademark owners may renew their Japanese trademark up to 6 months before its expiration date.