EnglishEnsure your registered marks remain valid and protected. Trusted by 12,000+ businesses and with over 25,000 trademarks handled since 2014, we simplify global trademark renewals through one dedicated specialist coordinating local attorneys worldwide.
12,000+
Businesses Served
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Trademarks Filed
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Countries Covered
We make it easy to protect your trademarks without added complexity or paperwork.
Share your trademarks and countries of interest, we’ll confirm renewal windows and requirements.
You’ll receive a flat-rate quote detailing the cost to renew trademark registration, including official fees.
Your agent will track all trademark renewal deadlines and notify you well in advance.
We handle the online trademark renewal or local filing and send you confirmation once complete.
Whether you need renewals in just one region or across several jurisdictions, iGERENT provides expert support and a unified process across the globe. Explore our services by region below or check the full list of countries we cover.
Managing trademark renewals across multiple countries can be complex and time-consuming. At iGERENT, we simplify the process by offering a comprehensive service tailored to your needs and deadlines.
A specialized consultant monitors your deadlines, handles documentation, and keeps you informed throughout the process.
We manage the renewal of international trademark registrations as well as local renewals in individual countries, with in-depth knowledge of jurisdiction-specific rules.
We offer competitive, flat-rate fees with no hidden charges. You’ll always know the trademark renewal fees before we begin.
We help you stay ahead of trademark renewal deadlines, avoiding fines or loss of rights.
Unlike automated platforms, we assign a real expert to every case. Your TM renewal is managed by a dedicated agent who handles your filings, answers your questions, and ensures every deadline is met.
Whether you need renewal of international trademark registration or country-specific renewals, we centralize everything under one reliable process, with clear communication and full control.
From incorrect trademark maintenance filings to missed deadlines, one error can lead to loss of rights. Our multi-layered reminder system and legal review process help you avoid costly setbacks.
Wondering how trademark renewals work, what they cost, or how to avoid losing protection? Here are some of the most common questions we get from businesses, entrepreneurs, and legal professionals. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, feel free to check our Trademark Questions or contact us, our team is always ready to help.
How Much Does it Cost to Renew a Trademark?When Do I Need to Renew my Trademark?You generally need to renew your trademark every 10 years counting from its registration date. Most offices open a renewal window 6 months before expiration. You may still renew during a short grace period, normally for extra fees.
Some jurisdictions (e.g., Cyprus, Malawi) use 7-year terms or offer extended cycles (e.g., The Bahamas at 14 years), so always check your local office’s rules. Remember that many countries also require proof of use when you renew, and missing deadlines can let your mark lapse and revert to the public domain.
For a full, step-by-step guide to timing, fees, and recovery options, see: How Long Can a Trademark Last?
Can I Renew my Trademark Online?Yes, most offices let you renew entirely online and with iGERENT, you never have to log in yourself:
One-click renewal: We handle your entire online renewal, including form completion, POA uploads, fee payments, and submission.
Personalized support: A dedicated IP agent will guide you every step of the way, monitor deadlines, and ensure your renewal is filed correctly and on time.
Office-action support: Should the office flag anything, we draft and file your response without delay.
No more wrestling with unfamiliar e-filing systems or missing critical details. Let iGERENT’s turnkey online renewal service keep your trademark protected effortlessly.
For full renewal requirements and timelines, see: How Do You Renew a Trademark?
What Happens if my Trademark Has Already Expired?If your trademark has already expired, you may lose exclusive rights to your brand—but recovery might still be possible. Many countries offer a grace period (typically 2–6 months) to renew late, and some even allow restoration after that, depending on your situation. However, if no action is taken, your trademark becomes available for others to claim, and you risk losing legal protection permanently.
Act fast and get professional help to explore your options. Read the full guide to learn more about What Happens if a Trademark Is Not Renewed
Do I Need a Lawyer or Trademark Attorney to Renew a Trademark?No, you’re not legally required to hire a lawyer or trademark attorney to renew a trademark. In many countries, you can file the renewal yourself through the local IP office.
However, working with trademark renewal experts like iGERENT helps you avoid costly mistakes, missed deadlines, or incomplete filings, especially when proof of use, Power of Attorney, or translations are required.
With iGERENT, you get a dedicated renewal expert who handles everything for you, keeps you informed, and ensures your trademark stays protected without the stress.
Contact us to learn more about our trademark renewal services.
How Do I Know I can Trust iGERENT to Handle my Trademark Renewals?Trusted by 12,000+ businesses and with over 25,000 trademarks handled since 2014, we simplify global trademark registration through one dedicated specialist coordinating local attorneys worldwide.
We work with brands in over 180 countries and provide clear deadlines, expert guidance, and full transparency throughout the process. From sending proactive reminders to filing with the appropriate office, even when Power of Attorney or declarations of use are required, we handle the complexities so you don’t have to.
Don’t take our word for it, read what other businesses say about us, or visit our FAQ page about working with iGERENT to learn more.
From availability searches to registration, renewals, and U.S. Section 8 Declarations, every step matters to keep your brand protected.