Saint Lucia Trademark Renewal

Trademark protection is valid for 10 years from the UK registration date, with each renewal term tied to the status and renewal of the UK parent registration.

• Renewal window: Coincides with the UK renewal
• Grace period: 12 months from the UK registration expiry
• After grace period: The trademark must be re-applied for

• Completed Form 7
• Signed Authorisation of Agent (AOA)
• Payment of official renewal and late fees

No publication is required for renewals.

• Restoration is not formally provided for
• The Registrar may consider reinstatement on a discretionary basis, but this is rare
• A lapsed trademark can typically be re-registered by a third party after one year

• The Registrar may send reminders prior to expiration
• However, trademark holders should track deadlines independently

Avoid:

• Missing the 12-month grace period
• Failing to file proper authorization forms
• Assuming UK renewal updates the local extension automatically

You can renew within 12 months with a monthly late fee per class. After this, the trademark must be filed again as a new application.

No formal procedure exists. Restoration is rare and at the Registrar discretion.

No. Use is not required to renew a trademark in Saint Lucia.

You must submit the correct forms to the Saint Lucia Registry to keep your file current.