International Trademark Registrations

Madrid Protocol Law became Effective in U.S. November 2, 2003
Many major countries and jurisdictions around the world are included in this filing system, and more are being added regularly.
It requires an application in a home country (U.S.) then extend that to Madrid and designate the specific countries of interest
Applications are examined in each country per their local law
Single registration easier to maintain
Costs are significantly less than filing in each country directly
Simplified filing and maintenance system. Does not change individual country substantive law
We can work with you to formulate a plan to seek protection of your marks on a world wide basis.

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