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Renewing your trademark in Singapore is essential to maintain your exclusive rights and protect your brand in a competitive market. Understanding the trademark renewal process with the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) helps avoid cancellation and ensures continuous legal protection.
In Singapore, a registered trademark is valid for 10 years from the date of registration. It can be renewed indefinitely for successive 10-year periods by paying the prescribed renewal fees.
You should file for trademark renewal in Singapore:
Renewals filed after the expiry date will incur additional late renewal fees.
To renew trademark in Singapore, you must:
If you wish to obtain a certified copy containing the updated expiry date, you can file Form CM12 and pay the prevailing fees through the IPOS Digital Hub.
If you fail to renew your trademark within 6 months after its expiry date:
No, Singapore does not require proof of use for standard trademark renewals. However, if a trademark is not used in the course of trade for a continuous period of 5 years, it may be subject to revocation on the grounds of non-use.
To ensure effective trademark maintenance in Singapore:
Yes, trademark extension in Singapore is achieved through the renewal process. By renewing your trademark registration every 10 years, you can maintain its validity indefinitely.
If your trademark has been removed from the register due to non-renewal, you can apply for restoration within 6 months from the date of removal by:
If no restoration application is made within this period, the trademark cannot be reinstated, and a new application must be filed. For more information and to access the necessary forms, visit the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS).
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