EnglishStress-free trademark filing service in Bhutan: we draft, file, and track your trademark application. No guesswork, no bureaucratic hurdles, just clear protection with one dedicated consultant and transparent pricing.
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All fees included
Filing yourself in Bhutan can work in simple cases. For anything more complex, professional help can save time, budget, and headaches.
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 Bhutan is US$ 750 for the first class, plus US$ 350 for each additional class. This fee includes both the official government filing costs and iGERENT’s professional service fees.
When you register your trademark with iGERENT, our team handles everything for you: from preparing and filing your application to tracking progress and updating you at every step.
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With iGERENT, your trademark registration in Bhutan is simple, secure, and fully compliant.
To register a trademark in Bhutan, you must provide a scanned copy of a signed Power of Attorney (POA). Your iGERENT consultant will guide you through completing and submitting the form in accordance with Bhutan’s IPD requirements.
The average registration process in Bhutan takes around 9 months, although this may vary depending on the case. This estimate applies to straightforward applications that do not face objections or oppositions.
Once registered, a trademark in Bhutan is valid for 10 years from the application date and can be renewed indefinitely for additional 10-year periods. There is a 6-month grace period after expiration during which the trademark may still be renewed upon payment of late fees.
A registered trademark provides strong legal protection against unauthorized use and infringement in Bhutan. However, to maintain protection, it’s important to monitor deadlines and renewals—your iGERENT agent can help manage this process on your behalf.
Yes. Interested third parties can file opposition actions within three (3) months of the trademark’s publication in the official gazette. The success of an opposition will depend on the similarity between the marks, the goods or services involved, and evidence of prior use or registration.
Yes. Although a trademark does not need to be in use to be registered, it must not go unused for more than three (3) years after registration. Otherwise, it may become vulnerable to cancellation actions for non-use.
Choosing iGERENT for your trademark application in Bhutan means working with a team that values transparency, reliability, and practical results.
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