In Peru, we work with a trusted local legal partner to ensure that the trademark services we provide are both time-efficient and cost-effective. Our collaborator in Peru is Alfredo Barreda of Barreda Moller. http://www.barredamoller.com/.
Alfredo Barreda is an attorney and partner at Barreda Moller, bringing over 40 years of experience in legal practice. They specialise in Intellectual Property Law, with a strong focus on trademark registration, protection, and enforcement for both domestic and international clients.

Alfredo Barreda has extensive experience advising clients on trademark matters ranging from preliminary searches and filings to renewals, oppositions, and official office actions. They assist with every stage of the registration process, from strategic consultation and document preparation to formal representation before the Trademark Office.

Additionally, Alfredo Barreda is adept in handling powers of attorney, notarisation, and other formalities specific to Peru’s legal requirements and international protocols. He is fluent in English and Spanish, allowing for clear communication and streamlined cooperation with global clients and partners.

Recognised for their professionalism, responsiveness, and expertise, Barreda Moller is a trusted figure in Peru’s legal and IP landscape. At Trademarkroom, we work closely with them to make sure your intellectual property rights are thoroughly protected, and the application process is as smooth and straightforward as possible.

The Importance of Trademark Searches
Trademark searches are a vital first step in developing a secure and enforceable brand. Think of them as your brand’s early-warning system, helping you identify potential conflicts before they escalate into legal issues. Just like checking a map before a journey, trademark searches help ensure you’re not stepping into a path already claimed by someone else. A thorough search not only enables you to avoid infringement claims but also strengthens the success rate of your application.

Why Register Your Trademark in Peru?
Are you looking to protect your brand in Peru? In today’s competitive environment, securing your brand identity is more critical than ever. Without a registered trademark, your brand name and logomay be vulnerable to imitation, misuse, or unauthorised commercial use, which can result in reputational harm and financial loss.

Registering your trademark gives you the legal basis to take action against infringement, strengthens your market position, and safeguards your brand’s value. It ensures you have exclusive rights to use your mark, adding credibility and assurance for your customers and business partners.

Trademark Registration Services in Peru
In Peru, after a trademark application is filed, a Trademark Examiner reviews it within 15 days to ensure all formal requirements are met (applicant details, the mark, goods/services, and necessary documents). If the application is complete, it is published; otherwise, the applicant must provide any missing information.

Following publication, third parties have 30 working days to file an opposition. If no opposition is filed, the Examiner assesses the trademark’s registrability. If opposition occurs, the applicant has 30 days to respond; after this period, a decision on registration will be made.

If no issues arise, registration can be granted within 3 to 5 months from the date of filing. The trademark is valid for 10 years and is renewable every 10 years indefinitely.

In Peru, the following are required:

• If a Priority Claim is to be made, a scanned copy of the complete, certified copy of the basic or foreign application sent by email will be sufficient; it is not necessary to receive the original. However, we kindly request that you send a simple copy by email in advance to enable us to prepare the application.
• A power of attorney must be filed within the sixty working days following the date on which the Trademark Office notifies us of such a requirement. This request is typically made within two weeks of the application being filed. The Priority document must be filed within nine months following the filing date of the Priority application in the country of origin.
• Our fees are subject to VAT and may vary depending on your specific needs. The standard fee quoted applies to one mark in one class of goods or services. Additional classes or complex cases may result in increased costs. Please note that not all names or logos are registrable, and all applications involve an element of risk. While we do everything possible to increase your chances of success, applications are non-refundable and cannot be amended once they have been filed.
• Applicant’s name with an indication of the country of incorporation and domicile.
• Mark. If the mark consists of a figure, design, label or logo, a reproduction of the same is required.
• Class. The specific list of goods and/or services to be protected.
• Power of Attorney, as per the enclosed form. This document must be duly signed, indicating the name of the signatory, their position, and the date of execution. Legalisation is not required for filing purposes. A scanned copy is sufficient. An electronic signature is acceptable. One power of attorney form is adequate for filing any number of trademark applications in the name of the same applicant.

If a Priority Claim is to be made, a scanned copy of the complete, certified copy of the basic or foreign application sent by email will be sufficient; it is not necessary to receive the original. However, we kindly request that you send a simple copy by email in advance to enable us to prepare the application.

A power of attorney must be filed within the sixty working days following the date on which the Trademark Office notifies us of such a requirement. This request is typically made within two weeks of the application being filed. The Priority document must be filed within nine months following the filing date of the Priority application in the country of origin.

Our fees are subject to VAT and may vary depending on your specific needs. The standard fee quoted applies to one mark in one class of goods or services. Additional classes or complex cases may result in increased costs. Please note that not all names or logos are registrable, and all applications involve an element of risk. While we do everything possible to increase your chances of success, applications are non-refundable and cannot be amended once they have been filed.