Unless otherwise
indicated, the Singapore Trademark Registration stated in this quotation refers
to trademark registrations in accordance with the Trademark Law of Singapore.
All fees in this quotation are valid until 30 September 2023.
The legal basis of Singapore's trademark is the Trademark Law Acts 1998. Singapore is a member of the Paris Convention and the Madrid Union. Singapore adopts first-to-file basis for trademark protection. Trademark registration is valid for 10 years from the date of application and could be renewed for 10 years before the expiry date.
Trademark Office of Singapore will not issue paper
Certificate of Registration for the registrations, only an electronic
Certificate of Registration will be issued.
Service |
Fees (USD) |
Word mark search (optional) |
200 |
Application (20 items) - First class - Each additional class |
500 400 |
Registration |
Waived |
* Each 10 items (less than 10 items will be calculated as 10 items) in excess of 20 will be charged at USD10.
The fees cover the following services:-
(1) Conduct 1-time preliminary identical search for word mark – without report;
(2) Analysis the registrability of the mark;
(3) Classify the goods/services;
(4) Translate the goods/services into the specified language (first 20 items at no cost);
(5) Country-specific adaptation and conversion of goods/services designation where applicable (first 20 items at no cost).
Notes:
(1) All fees are exclusive of bank charges, priority claim, notarization or legalization fees, courier fees (mailing of Power of Attorney or Certificate of Registration) and taxes, if any.
(2) The fees quoted above apply only to trademark applications which are unrejected, unopposed and proceed without any complications. If the application is being rejected or opposed or complication is incurred, we can help to respond and our fees will be quoted upon request.
(1) | A duly completed trademark search/registration order form (to be provided by Kaizen). |
(2) | A soft copy of the trademark in JPEG format. |
(3) | A copy of identity proof of the applicant (passport for individuals and Business Registration Certificate/Certificate of Incorporation for companies). |
(4) | A priority document when priority is claimed (extra charge will be charged for filing priority claim documents). |
(5) | A priority document when priority is claimed. The document can be filed within 3 months after the filing date of the application (extra charge will be charged for filing priority claim documents). |
(1) | Kaizen acknowledges the information including the specimens of mark, its goods/services and registration details, then provides the latest quotation, preliminary advice and classify your goods/services; |
(2) | After the quotation has been confirmed, client will be required to complete our Trademark Search/ Registration Order Form and send it back to Kaizen by email, fax or post; |
(3) | Once receipt of the payment for pre-filing search, Kaizen will conduct the pre-filing search (if requested). The search report will be sent to client within 15 working days (based on the duration of the official search); |
(4) | Client could refer to our analysis and suggestion in the search report and decide whether to file the application. Kaizen will file trademark application to IPOS upon receipt of your payment and instruction; |
(5) | IPOS will conduct a search of the trademarks records to see if the same or similar trademark has already been registered or been applied for by another trader in the same or similar class. They will also see if the trademark satisfies the registration requirements laid down in the Trade Marks Act 1998. If the requirements for registration are not met, the Examiner will object to the mark; |
(6) | Once your trademark has been accepted for registration, it will be published on the Trade Marks eJOURNAL; |
(7) | If no objection by a third party, a registration certificate will be issued by IPOS. We will review and send the certificate to you. |