Turkey Trademark Renewal

Whether you initially registered with us or not, we can assist you in renewing and extending protection for your trademark in Turkey.

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Renew your trademark in Turkey

Provide us with your trademark details, and we'll efficiently process your renewal in Turkey.

FromUS$ 550

All fees included

Why do brand owners prefer us?

Straightforward hassle free services. We strive to make it easy.

Expert Agents

An IP consultant will be assigned to you, through whom you will be able to request all your IP services

Worldwide Services

Regardless of the amount of countries you need assistance in, we will be able to cover it. We work in over 180 jurisdictions

No Hidden Charges

All prices are clear and without hidden costs. We have competitive and straightforward pricing

Free Consultation

Our team is standing by to clarify any questions you may have regarding trademarks and IP in any country of the world

Frequently Asked Questions About Trademark Renewal in Turkey

Trademark protection in Turkey is governed by the Industrial Property Law No. 6769, which came into force on January 10, 2017, and is administered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office (TURKPATENT). Turkey is a member of the Madrid Protocol, and international marks can designate Turkey.

How Much Does it Cost to Renew a Trademark in Turkey?

iGERENT’s professional service fee to renew your trademark in Turkey is US$ 550 for the first class.

This all-inclusive fee covers:

Dedicated IP specialist handling your renewal end-to-end
Preparation and filing of all renewal paperwork
Deadline monitoring and automated reminders
Responses to any office queries or requirements

Every renewal quote is tailored to your exact portfolio. Reach out for a transparent, itemized estimate with no hidden charges!

How Long Is a Trademark Valid in Turkey?

A trademark in Turkey is valid for 10 years from the date of application. It can be renewed indefinitely for additional 10-year periods.

When Must You Renew a Trademark?

Renewal window: Begins 6 months before the expiration date
Grace period: 6 months after expiration
After grace period: The trademark automatically lapses, and restoration is not possible

Requirements to Renew a Trademark in Turkey

No Power of Attorney (PoA) required unless:
Partial renewal
Withdrawal of applications or oppositions
Proof of use is not required
Renewal is published in the Official Trademark Bulletin

Restoration and Re-registration

Restoration is not allowed
Lapsed trademarks may be re-registered by third parties
Original owners may oppose re-registration within 2 years, especially if they continue to use the mark

Keep Your Trademark in Turkey Updated

TURKPATENT does not send renewal reminders
Trademark owners must track deadlines independently

Common Trademark Renewal Mistakes in Turkey

Avoid:

Missing the grace period
Incorrectly assuming restoration is possible
Not submitting a PoA when partial renewal is needed

What happens if I miss the renewal deadline?

You have 6 months after expiration to renew with an increased fee. After this, the trademark is permanently lapsed and cannot be restored.

Can I restore a lapsed trademark?

No. Restoration is not permitted in Turkey. You must file a new application.

Is proof of use required?

No. Use is not required for trademark renewal in Turkey.

What if I change my address or legal representative?

Notify TURKPATENT and update your records with a new Power of Attorney if applicable.

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Trademark Registration in Turkey

Protect your business by registering your brands officially with the local trademark office of Turkey. Once registered, you can enforce your legal rights over the trademark and prevent others from using it in Turkey.

Copyright Registration in Turkey

Protect your creative works by registering them with the copyright office of Turkey. Once registered, you can enforce your legal rights over the copyrighted material and prevent others from reproducing, distributing, or using it without permission.