Trademark Law In The Philippines In Oakland
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A trade mark application must include: (a) the name, address and other contact details, and nationality/citizenship/domicile, or place of incorporation of a juridical applicant; (b) the title of the mark; (c) the list of goods and/or services covered by the application and their corresponding Nice Classifications; (d) ...
The total process takes 6-12 months on average. See our 3 step guide below for a further breakdown. File an application to the Bureau of Trademarks at the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL).
The following shall be accepted as proof of actual use of the mark: (a) labels of the mark as these are used; (b) downloaded pages from the website clearly showing that the goods are being sold or the services are being rendered in the Philippines; (c) photographs (including digital photographs printed on ordinary ...
