Additional Services in Malaysia
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Trademark Registration
Register your trademark to establish and secure your business identity.
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Renew your trademark to maintain uninterrupted protection for your brand.
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Attorneys
Applications are handled by experienced local Trademark Attorneys to ensure that all legal requirements are met.
Communications
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Tracking
You can use our admin panel to track and review the current status of any service you have requested.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can someone challenge a trademark application in Malaysia?
Opposition to a trademark application can be based on the following reasons:
- Violation of copyright
- Ownership rights
- The mark is generic
- The mark serves a functional purpose
- The mark is descriptive
- Personal name rights
- The mark lacks distinctiveness
- Rights under Article 6ter of the Paris Convention
- Rights under Article 8 …
What types of trademarks cannot be registered in Malaysia?
- Generic terms
- Marks that go against moral standards or public order
- Trademarks that lack distinctiveness
- Names, flags, or symbols of countries, regions, or international organizations
- Marks that are primarily surnames
- Marks that are primarily geographic location names
- Specific phrases or words such as: …
Is Malaysia part of the Madrid Protocol?
Yes, Malaysia is part of the Madrid Protocol, allowing it to be included in international trademark applications.
What is the website address for the national trademark office in Malaysia?
You can visit the national office online at this web address: https://www.myipo.gov.my/.
What are the advantages of using a trademark in Malaysia before filing for registration?
- Using a trademark before filing can show that it has gained distinctiveness.
- Using a trademark before filing can help address objections to the application due to lack of distinctiveness.
What types of trademarks can be registered in Malaysia?
- Names
- Logos
- Words
- Certain 3D shapes
- Slogans
- Colors
- Trade dress or packaging
- Sounds
- Motion
- Holograms
- Service marks
- Certification marks
Is the Nice Classification System used in Malaysia?
Yes, Malaysia follows the Nice Classification System.
Can I legally use my trademark in Malaysia if it hasn't been registered yet?
You can legally use trademarks that haven't been registered for any products or services.
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