FAQS ON BRAND REGISTRATION
|
What's the definition of trademark?
Korean trademarks usually take the form of signs, which can be used as a unique corporate logo. It may contain words and numbers, as well as more intangible elements, such as color, sound, smell and shape. How long does it usually take to apply for trademark registration in Korea?
A trademark registration application usually takes 6 to 10 months. What are the common reasons why trademark applications are rejected?
The application may be rejected for various reasons, such as:
1. The trademark is not unique
2. The goods or services described in the trademark belong to or contain specific geographical names
3. The trademark is the same as or similar to another registered trademark for goods or services
4. The trademark represents a well-known term in the industry ™ and ® What's the difference?
® Symbols can only be used for registered trademarks. Unregistered trademarks may be used ™ Symbol, but cannot be used ® Symbol. What are the benefits of registering Korean trademarks?
If the trademark is used for the same or similar goods or services, it is an infringement, and you can take legal action against it. However, if your trademark is not registered, it will be difficult to prove that you are the owner of the trademark and you will not get the due protection. What materials need to be submitted to register Korean trademarks?
Name of applicant Address of applicant Nationality of the applicant or country of incorporation Copy of trademark Trademark classification Can I apply for the refund of Korean value-added tax?
In Korea, value added tax refund refers to the amount of tax refund that occurs when the purchase tax is more than the sales tax when the value-added tax declaration is made in Korea.
In case of additional tax refund, the tax bureau of the jurisdiction will pay the enterprise according to the tax refund in each tax period. Do I have the exclusive right to use the company name as a trademark?
No, because business registration and trademark registration in Korea play different roles. They are regulated by different laws and managed by different government departments. If you want to obtain the protection of registered trademarks in Korea, you should apply to the licensing office in Korea for trademark registration. How can I know if my trademark is registered in Korea?
You can use the free online search service of the intellectual property department（ https://www.kipo.go.kr/ ）Search the records of registered trademarks and trademark applications in Korea to find out whether your company name has been registered by others. |
FAQs on Trademark Registration
FAQs on Trademark Registration
FAQs on Accouting & Taxes
FAQs on Accouting & Taxes
YOU MIGHT ALSO BE INTERESTED IN:
ADD：339, 12FL, No.369, Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea (Seocho-gu, Asset Tower)
visa_korea
+821021889212