Trade Mark registration for optimised brand protection
Secure your brand, build trust with consumers and protect your business
Why you should register your trade mark
Give your brand a name
Gain exclusive rights to your name, logo, or strapline, protecting them from unauthorised use.
Bolster your identity
Trade mark registration grants you full legal rights and helps defend your reputation.
Consolidate your position
A trade mark is a valuable asset that helps you stand out from the rest.
3 simple steps
Transparent pricing
1
Check registration availability
Ensure your trade mark's availability with our no-obligation, straightforward verification for just €9.90. Start your journey with confidence.
2
Get a quote
Full transparency upfront: access our detailed price list and know exactly what to expect before any
commitment.
3
Register your trade mark
Leave the paperwork to us – our experienced legal team will manage your trade mark registration, ensuring a seamless process from start to finish.
Discover the benefits of our Trade Mark registration service
Simplified registration
Easily complete and verify your Trade Mark registration online through a single, straightforward process.
Fair pricing
Enjoy access to a top-quality service at an unbeatable one-time payment – discover exceptional value for money.
Smooth management
Make it agile: manage all your Trade Marks via one fully fledged, streamlined online platform – ease of use personified.
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Questions?
Take a look at our FAQs
A registered Trade Mark grants its owner exclusive rights. This means the owner can prevent third parties from using the Trade Mark name for commercial trade of similar products or services without consent.
A registered Trade Mark is a Trade Mark protected by law. It can be classified into different types based on the area of registration:
- National Trade Mark: legal protection is limited to the national territory of the country where it is registered.
- EU Trade Mark: legal protection is valid for all EU member states through a single legal action.
- International Trademark: legal protection can be extended to EU and non-EU countries that adhere to the Madrid Agreement and the Madrid Protocol.
Registering a Trade Mark involves a three-stage assessment:
- Application: the first stage starts with submitting an application to the Patent and Trade Mark Office.
- Publication: in the second stage, the Trade Mark is added to the Patent Bulletin, an official publication containing information about patents granted and patent applications filed within a particular jurisdiction.
- Registration and Opposition: the third stage leads to the actual registration of the Trade Mark, which may face opposition proceedings. This stage allows third parties to exercise their opposition rights. Opposition proceedings may be initiated up to three months from the date the Trade Mark application was published in the Patent Bulletin. If there is no opposition, or if the outcome of the proceedings is in favour of the applicant, the Trade Mark can then be registered.
The service provided by Aruba Domains deals exclusively with the collection, management, and delivery of the Trade Mark applicant’s information to an appointed legal consultant. The actual Trade Mark application is submitted by the Aruba Domains legal consultant. After receiving an assignment agreement from the applicant, the consultant will analyse the data sent from Aruba Domains and inform the applicant whether exact Trade Mark matches already exist for the given product or service. If no matches are found, the legal consultant will prepare and forward all the necessary documentation to the Patent and Trade Mark Office, handling all payments and tax deposits on behalf of the applicant as per the requirements outlined in the purchase order on www.arubadomains.com.
No, submitting an application is not the same as registering a Trade Mark. The registration process begins once an application has been submitted and typically lasts approximately 5 months from the date of submission. The service provided by Aruba Domains deals exclusively with the collection, management, and delivery of the Trade Mark applicant’s information to an appointed legal consultant. The actual Trade Mark application is submitted by the Aruba Domains legal consultant. After receiving an assignment agreement from the applicant, the consultant will analyse the data sent from Aruba Domains and inform the applicant whether exact Trade Mark matches already exist for the given product or service. If no matches are found, the legal consultant will prepare and forward all the necessary documentation to the Patent and Trade Mark Office, handling all payments and tax deposits on behalf of the applicant as per the requirements outlined in the purchase order on www.arubadomains.com.
Aruba Domains will report the results of the Trade Mark match search to the applicant.
