End-to-End Trademark Registration in Bolivia

The cost to register a trademark in Bolivia is US$ 800 for the first class, plus US$ 680 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.

You’ll benefit from:

• A dedicated trademark consultant to guide you throughout the process
• Complete management of forms, filings, and communications with the trademark office
• Transparent pricing, with no hidden costs or surprise add-ons

With iGERENT, your trademark registration in Bolivia is simple, secure, and fully compliant.

To register a trademark in Bolivia you must provide an:

• Original power of attorney,
• Signed and notarized, and
• Legalized by Apostille or before the Consulate of Bolivia.

Your agent will use this POA to represent you before SENAPI throughout the process.

The average time frame to obtain a trademark registration in Bolivia is about 14 months.

This is an estimated duration for straightforward cases based on current processing times. If the application faces objections or oppositions, the process may take longer.

Once your trademark is successfully registered in Bolivia:

• It is protected for 10 years, counted from the date of registration.
• It can be renewed indefinitely for further 10-year periods.
• A renewal request must be filed within the 6 months preceding the expiry date.
• If the registration lapses, there is a 6-month grace period after expiration during which late renewal is still possible, subject to additional fees.

A registered mark that is not used for more than three (3) consecutive years becomes vulnerable to cancellation actions. Because Bolivia is a member of the Andean Pact – CAN, use of the mark in any other member country – Colombia, Ecuador or Peru – can help defend against non-use cancellation.

Yes. If a third party applies for a trademark that includes a main or distinctive part of your registered mark for similar goods or services, you may oppose the application based on likelihood of confusion.

Opposition actions must be filed within thirty (30) administrative days from the date the conflicting application is published for registration in the official gazette. The actual calendar period is therefore slightly longer than 30 calendar days. The probability of success will always depend on the specific facts and evidence of each case.

Yes. Although use is not required to obtain registration, it is required to maintain it.

If a registered trademark is not used for a consecutive period of three (3) years, third parties may file cancellation actions based on non-use.

Because Bolivia is part of the Andean Community (CAN), actual use of the mark in any of the other member countries – Colombia, Ecuador or Peru – can be invoked to prove use and avoid cancellation.

Choosing iGERENT for your trademark application in Bolivia means working with a team that values transparency, reliability, and practical results.

• We provide clear quotes that include both official fees and our professional fees, so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
• We’ve managed trademark filings and portfolios for businesses of all sizes, from startups to established international brands.
• We keep you in the loop with regular status updates, not just at filing, but all the way to registration.

Don’t just take our word for it, see why businesses trust iGERENT as the best trademark registration service.