Canada is not part of the international trademark system, therefore it is only possible to obtaining protection by filing a Canadian trademark application Shall be registered as mark signs, letters, words, numerals, design, colors or combination thereof, sounds and, in certain circumstances, three-dimensional trademarks. Trademark application in this Country can be based: a) on the

In the United States it is necessary to file a sworn “Declaration of Continued use”, between the fifth and sixth year from the registration date, in which it is stated the mark is used in the United States. The declaration must be filed to the US Trademark Office and it is mandatory in order to

There are two ways to protect your trademark in the United States: the filing of a US Trademark Application or the designation of the United States through the international trademark registration. Shall be registered as mark any word, name, symbol, device or any combination. The owner of the trademark may be an individual, corporation, partnership,