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TM. TRADE MARKS. A trade mark can help you differentiate your products and services from others. Read on to learn more about registering and managing your trade marks. Renew or Restore Your Trade Mark. Enforce Your Trade Mark. Resolve Disputes. Maintain Your Trade Mark. Forms & Fees.
A Singapore-registered trade mark can be renewed once every 10 years. Each time, it can only be renewed starting from 6 months before the expiry date of the registered trade mark through the filing of Form TM19 with the relevant fee.
how to renew the trademark? You are able to renew the trademark for another period of 10 years by filing Form TM 19 with the fee of $440.00 on or 6 months before the expiry date.
19 Απρ 2022 · The increase in registration and renewal fees will take effect on 29 April 2022. Trademark owners may wish to review your trademark portfolios and ensure that any trademarks with expiry dates upcoming soon are renewed in time. You can take advantage of the current IPOS fee structure before the fee hike takes force.
The process changes are organised as follows: Patents. Trade Marks. Registered Designs. Plant Varieties Protection. Cross-IP. Merging of Forms. In the details as elaborated in Annex A, the date that the process changes will come into effect is termed as the “implementation date”, being 29 April 2022.
Renewals can be done by the applicant or representative on behalf of the applicant on our electronic online system, IPOS Digital Hub (IDH) at https://digitalhub.ipos.gov.sg. Note that an updated certificate of registration is not issued after a trade mark is renewed.
To apply for trade mark registration in Singapore, you will have to file Form TM 4, together with the prevailing fees via online submission on our IPOS Digital Hub platform at https://digitalhub.ipos.gov.sg) for each trade mark.
