EnglishEnjoy a stress-free trademark registration in Chile: we prepare, file, and follow up on your application from beginning to end. No legal guesswork, no bureaucracy on your side, just clear protection handled by a dedicated consultant and transparent, upfront pricing.
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Filing yourself in Chile 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 Chile is US$ 500 for the first class, plus US$ 450 for each additional class. This amount covers both the official government filing fees and iGERENT’s professional service fees.
In Chile, a final registration fee of US $ 400 applies for the first class and US$ 350 for each additional class. This payment will only be due in case of successful registration.
When you choose iGERENT, our team manages the whole process for you—from preparing the application to filing, tracking, and keeping you updated until a final decision is reached.
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With iGERENT, your trademark registration in Chile is handled in a structured, secure, and hassle-free way.
To register your trademark in Chile, you must submit a scanned copy of a signed power of attorney.
The exact documents depend on your situation and on how your business is structured, but you don’t need to figure this out alone. Our team will tell you exactly what is required for your Chile trademark registration, and iGERENT’s local team will assist you throughout the process, helping with the notarized document and advising you if any additional paperwork is needed by the office.
Average processing times vary depending on the workload at the Chilean IP office and on whether objections arise.
In straightforward cases, the average trademark registration in Chile usually takes around 7 months, although this timeframe can change if there are oppositions, office actions, or delays in publication or fee payments.
Whatever the timeline, your dedicated agent will monitor the file and keep you informed of every important step, so you don’t have to chase updates or worry about missed deadlines.
Once your trademark is registered in Chile, it is valid for 10 years from the registration date and can be renewed indefinitely. Renewal can be requested up to 12 months before expiration and within a 6-month grace period afterward, although late renewals in the grace period incur additional fees. Missing a renewal deadline, or leaving it to the last minute, can put your rights at risk.
It is also recommended to use the ® symbol with your registered trademark, as this allows you to pursue criminal actions against infringers (civil actions are possible even without it).
To stay protected long term and avoid deadline issues, consider our Chile Trademark Renewal Service, which helps you stay on top of renewals in Chile and coordinate them with your other countries.
In Chile, after publication in the Official Gazette of Chile, trademark owners have 30 days to oppose conflicting applications. In some cases, even owners of unregistered marks may file oppositions, although full legal standing generally requires a registered right.
If an opposition is relevant in your case, either because you want to oppose someone else’s filing or you need to respond to an opposition, your iGERENT agent will guide you through what is needed and help you gather and present the required documentation.
Currently, use is not required to maintain a trademark registration in Chile. However, trademarks registered in bad faith may be cancelled, and evidence of use can be helpful when defending your rights or responding to challenges.
When you register with iGERENT, your consultant will proactively let you know which documents or proof of use may be helpful in the future, and we can take care of managing these formalities on your behalf if they become necessary.
Choosing iGERENT for your trademark application in Chile means working with a team focused on clarity, reliability, and practical outcomes.
Don’t just take our word for it, see why businesses trust iGERENT as the best trademark registration company.
Chile recognizes three-dimensional trademarks (3D), allowing protection for distinctive product shapes or packaging. The INAPI examines these applications carefully: you must provide clear graphical representations from at least three angles, and the shape must be distinctive rather than purely functional. If distinctiveness is not inherent, INAPI may request evidence of acquired distinctiveness through use.
If you’re considering a 3D mark—such as a product shape or distinctive packaging, contact us for a free, no-obligation review of your case, and we’ll let you know how we can help.
