Preservation of Distinctive Signs

Preserve the exclusive rights of  distinctive signs

Post-Registration Management

• Declaration of Use: Statement of the real and effective use of the trademark, indicating the products or services for which it is used.

• Assignment of Rights: Agreement through which ownership of the rights derived from the Title is assigned or transferred, partially or totally.

• Use Licenses: Authorization granted to a third party for the use and exploitation of the trademark, with the owner retaining ownership and the rights derived from the registration.

• Renewal: Preservation of the exclusive rights of the registration, extending its validity for an additional period of ten years.

• Amendments to the Title: Registration of changes to the owner, establishment location, address for hearing and receiving notifications, administrative corrections, and limitations of products or services.

• Monitoring: Supervision of applications published before the IMPI to identify distinctive signs that could affect the protection, exclusivity, or distinctiveness of the trademark.

The protection of a distinctive sign does not end with its registration.

Protection of Distinctive Signs: Monitoring deadlines, updates, and necessary actions to preserve their validity and protection.

Risk Prevention: Identification of situations that may affect the exclusivity, validity, or scope of protection of distinctive signs.

Asset Optimization: Strategies aimed at strengthening the value and use of distinctive signs as industrial property assets.

Turn idea into an asset