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Average time for an application to mature into registration is 12 months. When the application is complete, it is examined in its form only, approved applications are published, if no opposition is filed, it is examined for registration; however we recall that this exam is made after publication. When approved, official fee is paid and then the title is issued in about three months.

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Documents needed for Filing:

  • Power of Attorney granted until a public notary. If the applicant is a corporation, it must provide proof of its status as a legal entity. One power is enough for one or more simultaneous or further applications.

  • 10 prints of the mark. (this is not for word marks)

  • When claiming priority, application must be filed within six months as from the first application date, and a certified copy of the prior application, must be filed within 60 working days. Documents not in Spanish must be officially translated. (can be done locally).

  • Indication of goods and services to be covered (International Classification).

Commercial Slogans: The application for registration of a commercial slogan must specify the registered or applied trademark that will be used together with it.

  • Documents proving the existence and representation of the legal entity that is filing the application;

  • A clear and complete description of the mark.

  • When priority is claimed: a copy of the first slogan (or trademark) application filed in any Member Country of the Andean Community, being part of the Paris Convention;

  • Labels (when containing graphic elements)

    Fax or e-mail instructions are acceptable, complementary documentation can be filed later.

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