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Trademark Renewal in Algeria


There is a difference between renewal in Algeria and other countries. The trademark owner must provide proof of use for their trademark. This is a Declaration of Use (DOU) that states the use of the trademark in commerce. The trademark owner must provide this at the same time as the renewal. However, this must also be provided with each renewal.

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The Ultimate Guide to Trademark Renewals Worldwide


 

Your brand represents your reputation and business in the public eye. A trademark is the legal protection of these aspects that are specific and unique to your company. Many people interchange the use of trademarks and brands, and it is completely understandabl ...
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The Ultimate Guide to Trademark Renewals in Africa


  Trademark renewal rules in North Africa  Trademark renewal rules in Egypt:

According to Article 90 of the Egyptian trademark law, a trademark registration shall have effect from the filing date for an infinitely renewable period of ten years. The renewal term shall begin on the expiry of the term of validity of the registration; however, a renewal applic ...
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The Ultimate Guide to Trademark Renewals in the Gulf Countries


Trademark renewal rules in GCC

The protection period of the trademark in GCC is 10 years, then the trademark becomes due for renewal, and it is renewed every 10 years in the last year of the protection period. There is a period of 6 months in which the owner of a trademark can still renew its trademark. But if this period passes and the owner does not settle the renew ...
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Trademark Renewal in Oman


Trademark Renewal Rules in Oman

The Department of Intellectual Property in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in Oman is the authority responsible for the IP process, including trademark registration and renewals.

The trademarks in Oman become due for renewal every 10 years from the filing date, and you have 6 months ...
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Trademark Renewal in Kuwait


Trademark Renewal Rules in Kuwait

The Ministry Of Commerce And Industry in Kuwait is the authority responsible for the IP process, including trademark registration and renewals.

The trademarks in Kuwait become due for renewal every 10 Gregorian years from the filing date, and you have 6 months after the expiry ...
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How to Convert Trademark deadlines in Saudi Arabia from Hijri


  Trademarks Using the Hijri Calendar

Most of us are often confused by how to convert Hijri years (lunar years) quickly and easily into the Gregorian years. The exact formula to convert a Hijri date to a Gregorian date is not that easy; for everyday use, and most times an estimate is sufficient. However, when it comes to legal deadlines relating to IP assets inc ...
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The Ultimate Guide to International Trademark Filings in the UAE


How to file an international trademark in the UAE? Registering a trademark in the UAE

Registering your trademark in the United Arab Emirates gives you trademark protection within the UAE. As the United Arab Emirates is a union of seven Emirates, filing a trademark application will cover all these seven Emirates namely Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umu-Al-Quwain, Fu ...
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All you need to know for a trademark registration in United Kingdom (UK)


Trademark registration process in the UK What is the trademark registration process in the United Kingdom (UK)? 

Trademarks are registered at the Intellectual Property Office (IPO). A smooth trademark registration generally passes through three phases:

Filing – which you file the trademark at the Intellectual Property Office “IPO”. Public ...
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All you need to know for a trademark registration in Tunisia


Trademark registration process in Tunisia

Trademark registration involves 3 steps: filing, publication, and registration. What differentiates Easy Trademarks is the fact that you will pay for each step at a time.

As a trademark in Tunisia is protected from the filing date, the sooner you start filing the sooner you are protected.

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