Skip to content Looking to register a trademark in the UK? Our efficient and cost-effective UK Trademark Registration Service secures your brand in the UK market. We handle the entire filing process, ensuring your brand is protected for the named goods and services.
Registering your trademark in the UK is a crucial step in protecting your brand. Our UK Trademark Registration Service simplifies this into three straightforward steps.
We begin by evaluating your trademark, assessing its distinctiveness and suitability for registration. This includes checking if it's descriptive of the goods and services or offensive.
We handle the filing process, ensuring that your trademark is registered for the named goods and services. Our team ensures that all the necessary paperwork is accurately completed and submitted.
Once your trademark is registered, it is protected in the UK. This means you have the exclusive right to use your trademark for the named goods and services.
Knowing how to register a trademark correctly is a crucial step in securing your brand’s identity. Our service makes UK brand registration quick, efficient and cost-effective. We handle the filing process, ensuring your brand is protected for the named goods and services.
With our service, you’re not just getting a registration; you’re gaining a partner in your trademark journey.
We provide detailed reports that help you understand the potential challenges your application may face. Plus, our team’s extensive experience ensures that your trademark registration is thorough and accurate.
| Our fixed legal fee | UK Intellectual Property Office |
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£500.00 plus VAT |
£205.00 for one application in one class, with an additional £60.00 fee for each additional class you may require. |
When you register a trademark in the UK with us, you are getting more than a filing service. Our team takes care of the whole brand registration process, from checking your mark’s suitability through to your registration certificate.
Registering your trademark in the UK is a crucial step in securing your brand’s identity. Our service makes this process quick, efficient, and cost-effective.
We handle the filing process, ensuring your brand is protected for the named goods and services.
The process involves an examination stage, a publication stage, and potentially an opposition stage if your application is challenged. During the examination stage, the UK Intellectual Property Office appoints an examiner who produces a report. This report details if there are any issues with the mark itself or the class specifications.
During the publication stage, your application is published in the Trade Marks Journal for a two-month period. This allows earlier mark owners to challenge your trademark application if they believe it conflicts with their earlier rights.
If the application is challenged, the registration will be delayed until the Office makes a decision on the opposition. Trust us to guide you through each stage of the process, providing you with a seamless and worry-free experience.
Here are some frequently asked questions about our UK Trademark Registration Service. We’ve provided detailed answers to help you understand our process better.
You register a trademark in the UK by filing an application with the UK Intellectual Property Office, specifying your mark and the classes of goods and services you want to protect. Most clients ask us to handle it for them: we check your mark’s suitability, prepare and file the application, and manage the process through examination and publication to registration.
The official UK IPO fee is £170 for an online application in one class, plus £50 for each additional class. Our professional fees are agreed as a fixed quote before any work begins, so you know the full cost of registering your trademark upfront.
The process in the UK takes approximately three to four months. It involves an examination stage, a publication stage, and potentially an opposition stage if your application is challenged.
They are the same thing. When people talk about brand registration in the UK, they usually mean registering their brand name, logo or both as a trademark with the UK IPO. A registered trademark is what gives you the legal right to stop others using your brand.
During the examination stage, the UK Intellectual Property Office appoints an examiner who produces a report detailing if there are any issues with the mark itself or the class specifications.
If the application is challenged, the registration will be delayed until such time as the Office makes a decision on the opposition.
