EnglishStress-free trademark registration in Australia handled from start to finish. We prepare, file, and follow up on your application so you don’t deal with confusing forms or legal jargon. A dedicated consultant guides you through the process with clear communication and transparent pricing.
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You can register a trademark in Australia yourself, but the process often becomes complex, especially with class selection, goods/services descriptions, or legal objections. A professional filing ensures accuracy and reduces long-term costs.
Straightforward hassle free services. We strive to make it easy.
An IP consultant will be assigned to you, through whom you will be able to request all your IP services
Regardless of the amount of countries you need assistance in, we will be able to cover it. We work in over 180 jurisdictions
All prices are clear and without hidden costs. We have competitive and straightforward pricing
Our team is standing by to clarify any questions you may have regarding trademarks and IP in any country of the world
The cost to register a trademark in Australia is US$ 420 for the first class, plus US$ 420 for each additional class.
This includes both the official trademark fees in Australia and iGERENT’s professional fees.
With iGERENT, you get:
Your trademark registration in Australia becomes predictable, efficient, and fully managed—without guesswork.
When applying for trademark Australia, no documents are required at the very beginning of the process. You can file a trademark application in Australia without submitting a power of attorney, and in most cases there is no need to provide supporting documents upfront.
However, if you are a foreign applicant, you must be represented by a local Australian trademark agent in order to proceed. Depending on your case and how your brand is used, you may later be asked for additional information such as ID details, product labels, logos, or proof of use.
If any extra documents are needed, your iGERENT consultant will clearly explain what is required and when, guiding you step by step so the documentation process remains simple and stress-free.
The average trademark registration process in Australia takes approximately 8 months for straightforward cases, based on current examination timelines. However, real-world durations can vary depending on IP Australia’s workload, the complexity of your application, and whether any objections or oppositions arise.
While the process can take several months, your dedicated trademark agent will keep you updated at every stage of the process, making sure you never miss a deadline, request, or important notice from the office.
After approval, you receive your registration certificate and gain exclusive rights to your mark in Australia. Once a trademark successfully completes examination, it is published in the Australian official journal of trade marks. If no successful opposition is filed, the trademark will proceed to registration, and IP Australia issues a digital certificate of registration.
A registered trademark in Australia is valid for 10 years from the application date. To keep it active, it must be renewed every 10 years, and renewals should be processed during the year before the expiration date. Late renewals are still possible within a 6-month grace period, but additional fees will apply.
Remember: trademarks require renewal to stay active. To simplify future renewals and avoid missing any deadlines, explore our Trademark Renewal Service in Australia.
Yes. Once a mark passes examination, it is published in the Australian trade mark journal, and from the publication date there is a 2-month period to oppose the trademark.
During this opposition period, third parties can challenge an application on grounds such as similarity, prior use, or likelihood of confusion if they believe the mark affects their existing trademark rights. The chances of success in an opposition depend on the specific circumstances of each case.
If you believe an application conflicts with your rights in Australia, we can review your situation and guide you through the full opposition procedure.
In Australia, it is not necessary to use a trademark before filing or during the application process. However, once registered, a mark that remains unused for 5 consecutive years may become vulnerable to cancellation actions for non-use.
Effective use of the trademark can also help overcome objections based on lack of distinctiveness, since distinctiveness may be acquired through use in Australia.
If you register with iGERENT, your consultant will request any evidence you may need and help manage these requirements for you, ensuring your trademark remains protected.
Choosing iGERENT means working with professionals who emphasize transparency, reliability, and practical results.
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Australia recognizes 3D trademarks, so you can protect distinctive product shapes and packaging when the shape itself identifies your brand.
When registering a 3D mark in Australia, you should usually:
Examiners scrutinize 3D trademarks very closely for distinctiveness. If the 3D sign is not inherently distinctive, they may request evidence of market use to prove acquired distinctiveness.
If you're considering protecting a 3D shape in Australia, contact us for a free, no-obligation review of your case so we can assess your options and guide you through the requirements.
